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NnM York Democrats.

A STRONG PROBABILITY THAT MIR.
TILDEN MAY BE NAMED FOR COVER
NOR.
New York July 1G.-The call for a
meeting of the Democratic State Com
mittee at Albany on the 8th Of
August is taken as an indication of
desire of an early Convention and an
aggressive campaign. AS to the place
in which the Conven ton will be held,
it is probably that Albany will be se-
lected as the most convenient locality.
The western politicians concede the
leading nomination to the eastern end
of the State, and they will make no
objection to holding the convention at
Albany. Perhaps there never was a
time when q State Committee will
meet W ith less cut and dried sentiment
than now, and less wish to force fixed
programme upon the delegates who
are afterwards to assemble and decide
nominations as to candidates for Gov
ernor, the prevailing idea appears to be
to remain noncommittal as to men,
but positive as to policy. In refer
ence to the list OF possible candidates,
as mentioned in newspapers, while
there is general impression that Mr..
Tilden will not allow his name to 20
before the Convention, there is a great
many who believe he will be candi-
date, not that he wants to undertake
the onerous duties of the Office, but
because he fears that should a popular
candidate he elected for Governor, his
chance for the Presidential nomination
two years hence may be lessened. His
friends insist that he is the best availa-
BILE man for 1884. The uncertainty rs
to Mr.. Tilden seems to keep the canvass
of names in n backward state, as it is
known that several gentlemen hereto
fore prominently.mentionedw led will with
draw their names in case he comes be-
fore the Convention asking the nomi
nation.
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Death of MRS. Lincoln,
THE WIFE OF THE MARTYRED PRFsI-
DENT DIES IN SPRINGFIELD.

DENT DIES IN SPRINGFIELD.
Springfield, ILL.,, July l6.-Mrs,
Lincoln, widow of the late President,
died in this city at 8 l5 tonight. She
had been i'll for long time. A few
days ago she grew worse. Saturday
evening she suffered q shock Of paraly-
sis, and from that time lay in coma
tose state till she died. Robert Lincoln
left Washington tonight for this city.
The announcement of the funeral will
be made later.
Mrs. Lincoln, whose maiden name
was Mary Todd, came of a prominent
Kentucky family. She was married
to Abraham Lincoln when he was
thirty-three years Of age, and had al.
ready attained prominence as q prac-
tcioner in the courts of Illinois.
Taking more pleasure in her house
hold duties than in society, Mrs. Lin
coin played an inconsiderable part in
the remarkable career of her illustri-
Gus husband. She never recovered
from the shock of the assassination
and since then her vagaries have been
the subject of painful concern to her
family and friends. While she was in
New York last winter under treat.
ment for her eyes the attention OF
Congress was directed to her con-
dition and her pension was increased
| She left New York for her home in
Springfield, partly cured of her eye
trouble, but still suffering from nerv'
Gus debility.l
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Unconditional Surrender Demanded.

Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
This action of four of the Iudepen-
dent candidates, while, as we have
said, it emphasizes their unselfish Re-
publicanism, is really misconception
of their prerOgatives, Colonel Me
Michael alone having clearly compre-
hended the situation. Again has the
spirit of devotion to Republican prin-
ciples been emphasized in q manner
which cannot fail to atrengthen the
cause of Reform. The effect of the
negotiations upon public sentiment is
strikingly illustrated by the reception
of Colonel McMichaeps timely and
manly letter. 1t has met an echo that
will make the bosses tremble. 1t is
bold and truthful and forcib!e, but the
power plainly seen behind it, in its
clear-cut reflection of true Republican
sentiment, is something seen, felt and
realized by every intelligent man in the
State. The end is approaching. The
enemy will still keep up bold from
and pretend not to be beaten, but they
see the handwriting on the wall ant
know that their time is at hand. Tht
fiat has gone forth that the bosses
must go, and go they will on tht
7th of November next if not sooner
The Independent Republican flag il
nailed to the mast, and on it blazor
the conquering words, "Unconditiona
Surrenderp
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LET BOTH TICKETS BE RETIRED.
Philadelphia Inquirer.

Pnlladelphla inquirer.
If the party can be more thoroughly
united, better prepared in its unity for
securing victory over its natural OPP
ponent, by the retirement of both
tickets and the nomination by new
Republican Convention of new
ticket, from which all the present can
didates of both factions shall be eX-
cIuded, then let it be done. The re-
tiremcnt of the candidates under the
circumstances will carry no humiia-
ton with it; it will rather honor them,
for it will be personal sacrifice, made
for the good of the party; and they
will stand better with the party than
ever before for having considered it
rather than themselves.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
CLEAR THE DECK FOR ACTION.

Buffalo Commercial AdVertser.
If the Independents should refuse to
accept this offer, their selfish and dis
loyal designs would at least be exposed
and their ability to draw away Re-
publican votes would be greatly less
ened. The true policy is to deprive
these rule-or-ruin gentlemen of every
pretext and excuse for separate action
and then, if they persist in opposition,
treat them henceforth rs enemies,
clear the decks for action and fight it
out. Having put the mal-contents
distinctly in the wrong, by eXhausting
all reasonable expedients to effect
harmony, the regular Republicans
could certainly carry the State.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

NSTATE of jeremiah Callahan,
Mate of Fox tow nship, Elk county,
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that letters testamcntary have been
granted to the undersigned upon the
above estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make inn
mediate payment, ANA those having
legal claims against the same TO pre-
sent them without delay in proper
order for settlement
PATRICK CALLAHAN I
FRED. DICKINSON, EXr's.
n19t6
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PIANOS.

$16O up (Stool, Cover and Book.
Elegant Square Grand, 3 strings, full
Agraffes, every improvement, only
$245. Cabinet Grand Upright S2lO
and $3.50. Other Grand Holiday Bar
gains: Jubilee Organs, $55 up (Stool
and Book. Excelsior, style ~, Five
sect of Reeds, Is stops, only S87.
"Oriental," style 1O3, Ten set IF Reeds,
20 stops, only 125. No, bogus sets
of reeds or dummy stops. All sent
on Il days trial, .treigM free il uh8dtis-
factory. Fair and honest dealing
guaranteed. Sheet Music ! price.
Piano, Organ, or Music Catalogue free
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO., Box
2O58, n. Y.
ORGANS.
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WHAT IS THOUGHT OF THEM BY REP
RESENTATIVE NEWSPAPERS.
THE INDEPENDENTS JUSTIFIED.
RnStnn Advent Isnr-


But it is clear that the sympathics of
the Republican party Of Massachusetts,
cannot be with Senator Cameron. His
rules have been quiet too selfish and
arbitrary, and the only wonder is that
it has been tolerated so long. 1t is
quite certain that the instinct of free
dom and Independence is too strong
here to endure anything Of the sort
The proper occasion and provocarUr.
for revolt and n better organization OF
the party came when twas not sought,
and the Independents arc doing only
what self-representipg men must do
under the conditions imposed. 1t is
not for them to yield, but for Cameron
to Weld.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20

1.-THE best evidence of success is
success, f" "'and that is why Prof. Gull
motte's French Kidney Pads have had
such an enormous sale, for il positively
oures all diseases of the kidneys and
tIriaaFy organs
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20

Look out for a fellow who is tramp
ing over the country selling powder
which he alleges was made by Edison
for the purpose of increasing the il
Illuminating power of coal oil to that of
electric light. He asks SO per box for
it. 1t is fraud of the first water. If
the cheeky scamp visits any of your
readers he shonld be made to light
out" without ceremony.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20

Nervousness, peevishness, and
fretting, so often connected with over
worked females lives is rapidly relieved
by Browns Iron Bitters.
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Bad COumSels the Danger.
philadelphia North American.


We regret the proposition for new
convention based on the Republican
votes, and elected by popular vote, as
practically retiring both tickets. The
masses are to exercise their free choice
as to candidates, or the idea of new
convention is absurd. The gravamen
of the charge against the former con
vention is that the people were not
properly deferred to. Should the can
didates retire and pledge themselves
not TO accept nominations from new
convention, that would be something
beyond the committees and entirely
outside of their right to decree. There
can be no objection to such action by
the candidates, who are masters OF
their own choice and amenable to
their own consciences. The difficulty
that now threatens is bad counsels, OF
which there will be no lack.
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs is
composed oflron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20

When you feel out of sorts, have
the blues, melancholy, ETC., it must be
Indigestion that ails yolrI Browns
Iron Bitters cures iB--
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Employ no more auack doctors
and quaclS medicines, rely wholly or
Peruna.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20

Never eonfound the bad with the
good remedies, the very best we know
os is Peruaa. a.-Stdr.
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Prof, GnilmRttGlS French LIVER PAD.

VIII positively cure Fever and t"ue.
Dumb Apue, Aguc Cake, Bilious
Fever, Jaumdice, Dyspepsia, and all
diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
Blood. Price 80 by mail. Send for
Prof. Guimette's Trt atise on the Kid
neys and Liver free by mail. Address
FRENCH PAD Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
For sale 10y Chas. McNean, ST.
Marys, Pa.
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The Independent Course the Fairest.

The Independent candidates propose
to remove all personal antagonism
from the contest by stepping down
and out, so that an entirely new ticket
may be nominated which would have
chance of success at the polls in No
vember. TO any unprejudiced obser-
yer this will commend itself as by far
the more unselfsh and cOnciliatory
course. Colonel McMitchael's letter,
however, will appeal very strongly to
the class of Independents who believe
they are engaged in deadly conflict
for n righteous princiDle,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20

ENTERED AT THE PosT-oFFICE AT
RIDGwhY, Pa, AS SECOND CLASS
MAIL MATTER.
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Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. a6, 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio, NOV. 40, 1851
Gentlemen:-Ihave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but got no relief.
1 thought l would try Browns Iron
Bitters l have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
In side and back all gone-soreness
all out of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. 1t can justly be
called the King ef medicines.
JOHN K. AtLENDER.
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Defeat Better than a New Deal.
Buffalo Express.

1t is little late for this sort Of thing.
The Independents were ready to make
any honorable terms before the conven-
tions were held, but the Cameronites
insisted on running things in Boss
fashion. Now that defeat stares them
in the face they want to try a new
deal. But defeat is better than any
more deals. The Independent are
perfectly justified in all they have
done. If the Camerontes want to
avoid defeat let them support the indie
pendent candidates.
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ROBBED.

Thousands of graves arc annually
robbed otihcir victims, lives prolonged
happiness and health restored by the
use of the great
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong7
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
Howa By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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Terner babe i9 mod 200 @tiid aRor-
tirter tpoaener &leioeritofe borrdtbig,
bic i9 gu folgenbenYreiien ausperfaufe: !:
80 @tiif 8rocabeb in allen Sarben, 12
Oaros fir 81. ipertb Is @s q Darb,
Is Stiid englii6e Merino, IL Gents p
Oarb, tpertb 20 Gents,
so Gtiif Moiree, neuefe Garben, Is
Gents q Oaro, tpertb 25 Gents.
As Stiid aKOrtirtes Nfonie Seibenbano
su 10 Gents &c.
Nlpaeeas aller Garben, Glane1, Waz
terproof, Galimir, Scans, Gbebiots uno
8aummonen=Glanea in sr6Bter Musz
tpabl. S6ube fur 9amen, 9erren,
Gnaben unb Ginoer merben billiger
berfauft als irgenb mo- anbers in Der
@tabt. @an3 befonoers made i6 aui
meine Nusmabl BON Sbamls, 8lanfets,
6ernben, gorietts unb 9amenz unb
9inberhriimpfen aufmerfiam.
Wfein 8orratb an 9errens unb &na:
benanaisen, uebcrroden, 9iiten, I'm:
terfleioern, geitridten Saden, @9uber
unb @tiefeln tpiro gu STEIN Oorfer &ot
preiien bertauft, ba i'd bieie Mrtifel II
3ufunft ni9t mebr fiibren tperoe. Ntal
fomme balb unb iiberaeuge fi9.
q. B. Frank,
Nlamp.
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Yom Tpbe eerrettet.

0ilIiam s. Gousbltn BON @omerpille.
NuGu iust /; Sm 5erbif 1875 bsiam
i& 3unsenbluten, SefolSt BON einem bsfti=
gen Quiten. Sd psrlor ZEN Nppetit uno
uiein Gleiih unb wurbe bett!dgeri8. Sn
1877 bradie wap mid ins 5ospital. Tie
Atr3te ertlSrten, td bdtte elm Qed in mei'
ner Qunse Don Der @rSbe eiues talben
Douarltads. Sosar be Nadridt bon
metnsm Ecoe perbreitete f6. SD 9lb
aac 5cifnuus uuf; ba empbabl mir elm
1reuo Or. yDilliam safe BAL.
a M iir bic eunse. SD Sebruudte
cine 6lafde uno au meinem @tlfaunen
wuros id beRer. unb bin beute 9eilnber,
ols lett bret Sabren.
SD lhreibe bies In Der 5offnung, tab
Ssoer nit iranter 3unse Betaftete Or.
D illiam 5al|s Bolfam 9es
brauGt, unS id bin iib1SeuSt, baB bas=
fslbs bic GusBehruns bei!t. SD iann
poGtio betuupten, bab mir Der Baliam
mebr @utes erwieien bat, ais ale iibrie
seu arSeueien suiammen, bic i'd aabm.
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~ Ssbe S6attiruns ber ,,Diamant=
Taroen" 1T rerfstt. Mun iete Rd bic
Mulier bts Sefdrbten Materials BET ben
apoibeten an. I'm @lan, baten fe ibres
@leiheu nid,t.
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limb @ie slauben, oaB bic 6raaetireurs,
bic bier gu Sauie iirb, ben Bes nidt eben
10 gut fennen?
Sennen - wabridsinlid! Sc 1T abr
nod bic Trase, Of 7e ibn beobadten lafz
fen, benn eritlid fSnnen iie bic SenntniB
belielben uniererieits nidt DOramsieeen,
unb sueitens ubnen lie iiterbaupt nidt,
baB ibr Y,an un8 perratben marb. Sic
mereen iid bauptiadlid in ben @dluds
ten unb Nbbdnsen concentriren, iener
bcdsele9ene Yfab bleibt mSslider Weife
gang aus ibrer 8erednuns, unb bas 1T
immerbtn elm 8Ortbeil ben anoeren Bet
gen se9enaber, bon benen mir mifen, bab
iie beiett iinb.
l1ub sic slaubeu, euB jener Yfab BET
Nadt gu puiiiren ift?
(Hprtfettnd fpIdt
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(Bprtfebuns folet.)

*** Der lansfam sebt, trmmt fider
ans @noe. ."-Siderlid, ober nidt lansz
fam idreitet Nierenzstraut pcrmdrts, uno
aue Nipulsn in geliebtbeit beimyalts blei=
Fen melt bintsr ibm 3uritd. Dies berubmz
te 9eilmittel tanu man sntmeber in trcdez
usr cber In RHifser Torm baben. SO tit
gang teicnbers sur Bepmlidteit Oerer.
bic es nidt leiHt ielbit pripariren tSnnen,
in lebterer Mrt unb Qpeile 3utereitet. Hie
Dirtuus in biefelte in be:osn Gosn1en.
Wan Tee bic Nnnoncs.
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= 2ein @eriu6 o Der billise patent=
Mebisir 1T Bromn's gilen=8itters. IS
lit .bergeitellt bon elmer Der dlteten nno
betpdbrteiten 6emiiden Girma uno er=
flint MQes mas bom ibm beripro6en
tpir6.
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1881 Ceminss tm 8et.aee Ypn $265,5oa
NJ @nfraeem fir Mssuten, fowie Staten IA,
etmadt werben.
Wessn Snfprmatipn pb. 8eaeluneen farstte mas
an W. u. Dauphin,
Nenp Srleaus g.
ebwerb Ruore. agent. gde 9suitun.. u. Aeeaxte
@troBe. San Mutsnip.
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g E r It pp { II It 4.

9utfs HtIIem ffnb tpesten fur eieie Mdne
berettet, eineDpfis seturiad1t eimen oid,enaSsOS
fef I'M Ssfinten, fah Der teieenee ertfaunr ttt.
Ste permeb ben Mppetit unp peruriapen hieila,-
astae, paber a6rper aen6brt unp purt bre fpnticne
GTtr{tna auf bic rtauunss raane etn regeiniakt=
aer &tublSana berporserufen tpirp. YretS rs Sents
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8rannttpein getp6bnt, Ben lie anfdngli6
.Spllma1er" 1tannten.

8rannttpein getp6bnt, ben lie anfdnglld
vSplnaHer" nannten.
Da bic Serrnbuter bel ibren gefeb=
runQsmerfe ben 8r0nldnbern bic Trell;
ben bes eSenieits i6ilberten, anttportetet
biele: uGuer Yarabies unb Cure bimnt=
liI6em 6reuben riibren uns ni6t; unb
iollter mir lie genieBen, 10 ipilrbelt tie
nns nur bel 6merli6 fallem. 8ogel unb
Slide miil1em mir baben, uno lpeltn
Bic feblen, 10 fam uniere Seele ebenloz
tpenig tpie un1er &Drper beIteben, UNI
ba aud feine Seebunbe in gurem Paz
rabieie finb, 10 iiberlaiien mir es gu6,
mir aber iperben in BEN pala1t unieres
Songar1uf geben, no mir alles Sas,
mas uns n0tbig 1T, I'M ueberflulle tlnz
BEN tperben."
9ie @rDnldnber lin6 be5iigli6 Der
8eidaffung ibres 2ebensunterbaltes
iebr iorglos, mas ibnen ni6t ielten
tbeuer 5u iteben fommt. 9aben fie
8orrMb, 10 iparen 1ie ni@t unb miiIien
baber oft Mangel leiben. Sm Winter,
tpsnn Bic Seebunbe r1abe am 2anoe
ieltener 1ittb, ober Sreibeis unb llr=
giinitige @itterung BEN Sang Derbinz
bern, miiffen lie BON getrodneten Jii9en
leben. Sie @lenge Slide, bic ii6 an
bet &iiite finbet, f6nnte ibnen au6
rei9li9en @interbprratb geben; aber
fie finb ni6t 10 tbatig bel ber 5ii6erei,
tpie es in ibrem eigenfen Sntereile miir=
f6ensmertb tpdre. l1nbelorgt I'M bic
3ufunft, legen iie ben sr0bten @ertb
6arauf, in Der giinItigem Sabres5eit
&enntbiere slt jagen, ftatt an einem
ergiebigen Gii6plab ibr rei6li6es Wus=
fommen gu ertperben, @orratb fir mibz
li6e 3eiten gu fammeln, un6 10 ben
Ylagen unb @efabren bes 9ungers an
entgeben. Sen ftlraen Sonmer treiben
fie fi6 getpObnli6 spil6en ben Gelien
berum, um 1i6 all belultigen unb Der
gitelfeit ibrer Weiber unb S69ter Elm
Spfer gu bringen. Oas menige Gleif6
BON ben &enntbieren, bic auf Der Sagb
erlegt iperben, ber5ebren Iie 9etD0bnli6
glei1 unb bringen ielten einen Sbeil
mad 6auie. Sie Saute taugen gu bie=
fer 3eit tpenig unb fonnen fait nur gu
Weiberbeinfleibern, bic BON geringer
9altbarfeit unb blos gum pub iinb, ge=
brau9t tperber.
Sie Notb treibt getpobnli6 bic @r0nz
ldnber in bic europdii6en Meberlai1unz
gen, tpel6e bur6 bieie @dite felbit in
8erlegenbeit geratben, ba tie felten iiber
iol6e 8orrdtbe perfiigen, bic gum Inter
balte fir 10 biele Meui6en erforberlid
iinb.
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Die 2ouiftana StaaieIotttrie tn Bic eiastse, Biz
ben FEM 8oIfe enbpfflrt tYnrbs
0putItana 9tate Qptterp @r.

Nput tNttA SlNlS NuIIClD Vpa
Disits SnGItut purbs satr. 1868 fir g..
ssbanss- nnb WptlttdtistsitS 3wsde ppn bn
saattlesslatur fur BEN 3eitraum BON flnfunb.
tpanjis Sobren eefsbli@ iueorporirt NIT eiaew
Rapttal sra 81 100000, III w.l1em fe feitpt
tin,n Re(srsefpnb son $3.50, 900 binsueeflat bai
Dur4 Elm aberiawensli1ss 1otum nurben itr
Rstte eiM GkeiI Der sesenwdrtieen Staatsepn>
ftitutiun, ansenummea am 2. December 1879
Glue CUTE @efegenGeit (eim &fa6
3,t MAIDEN.
ibre srcBea 3iebunsen son einseIntY
Rum nj er n ftnben utpnatltdb itatt. Nemals mtrt
cine 3ie9ung Ssrfdubeu. Ren lsfe naGfulseubt
preissertbeiluna.
0robe n1onatlide 3tebung ber
Classe L
n New Sritans Dienttas ben IA. NpYent. 1889,
Gle uafer. tnnfiisen 9iebunssn Enbeni1att untss
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