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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
HOac they SqmirIgt.

Under the above head the Bismarck
Tribune attempts in away which is ridicu-
lous to any fairminded man to explain the
question of bribery and corruption as ap-
piled to the governor and his capital com
mission. They only, however, publish in
a sensational form statements which were
made in the GLOBE at the time the plans
were accepted. It is not possible at this
time to get the significance OF the act of
letting the contracts TO the Bismarck man,
and If does not seem to be known whether
he is a man with ''jobbing" reputation
or not. The Tribune article is as follows:
When Architect Burlington was in the
city few days since, he told the reporter
Of the Tribune some interesting facts
which were corroborated yesterday by sew
eraI prominent citizens of st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Two young men competed
for the honors of designing the capitol of
Dakota. They were rather fresh, and, not
understanding the business to q proficiency
which would insure success in the construc-
ton of building of the magnitude and
grandeur required, they failed to realize
the air castle they had framed in. their
minds eye. Returning to Minneapolis
and st. Paul they Immediately proceeded
to circulate damaging reports about Arch
itect Burlington, the commission and
governor. In fact every man
in Bismarck of business or
political prominence was included
in their circle of victims. But LapSus
Iingui let the cat out of The insecure bag
and placed the squealers in a rather pre-
carious position. Here is one remark:
''We tried every way possible to have oUr
plans accepted. After explaining the vir-
tues of our designs and giving the COM
missioDers The necessary amount of tafy,
we offered $4,000 to have them decide in
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
The Board of EqrtaEi=aff0n.

The territorial board Of equalization has
concluded its session at Bismarck. The
highest rate of taxation in any county is
three and eight-tenths mills, and the low
est two and eight-tenths mills, making the
average just three mills on each dollar val
uation. The total valuation, not includ-
ing the railroad lands, is $7O,O00,OO0 or
above. The difference in assessment be-
tween north and south Dakota is great.
The portion of lax for the payment of tha
interest on all outstanding debts is four
tenths of a mill on the dollar This in
cludes the interest on the bonds issued
to build and complete nine public build
ings.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
Taking effect Monday, the 9th inst, the

Taking effect Monday, the 9th inst, the
eastern roads expect to begin making di-
versions of grain shipments destined to
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore, and ordering. the western roads to
deliver such shipments as are consigned to
the Chicago & Grand Trunk railway to the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway,
and those consigned to the Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne & Chicago railway to the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Shippers,
in order to avoid confusion and expense.
should be careful to have the final destina-
ton given on such shipments before de-
livery into the eastern yards.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele.
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, August %, to the st.
Paul Globe.
Base Ball

Base Ball.
The base ball ga'ne today between the
Fargo and Elk River clubs resulted in a
victory for Fargo by score of Is TO 4.
A good game was played by the Fargo
boys, who only made eight errors though
the day was windy and bad for fielders.
One home run was made, one three base
hit and twelve base hits. The Elk River
boys made five base hits. G. I. Staples,
of Elk River, acted as umpire and E. T.
Durgin, of Fargo, as scorer. The umpir-
ing of the game was very satisfactory
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

One of the most popular patent med;-
zines labeled under the name of "bitters"
has just been analysed by the government
at Washington and 81 per cent. of its 100
have been found to be whisky, the balance
being water and favoring extracts. There's
no telling how many debilitated systems
have been toned up by this healthful
tonic-0ld Crow doctored.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
affanna.

OHA1TAQUA, N. Y, Aug. 92.-Competi-
tive examiuations have been in progress
IN various Departments this morning. At
10 DIR. Dewell, of Chicago, lectured on the
modes OF preserving nerve health. At IL
Joseph Cook, of Boston, Iectured to 6.OOO
people, on "God in history in our day, Or
the seven modern wonders of the world"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
DAKOqA&NOuTANA

THE Daily GLOBE has established North
western Bureau devoted to the news and genera
interests of Dakota and Montana. The head
quarters of the bureau will be located at Fargo,
with an Office on Broadway nearly opposite the
Headquarters Hotel, and adjoining the Red
River National Bank. Parties having mail
correspondence relative to this section
of the country should address DAILY GLoBG,
Fargo, D. T.
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Is 1T Sarcasm o

From the following paragraph taken
from the Fargo Republican, curious ideas
might be formed. A statement, as of
fact Is made, and a conclusion drawn
which looks like sarcasm. This would re-
mind one of the dog that bites and wags
its tail at the same time:
The presidential party is in close tele-
graphic communication with Major Ed
wards. President Arthur knows that Just
as long as the good old man is on deck
the country is safe and the foundations of
orr modern civilization are secure.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

THEY have had a shower of fish down in
South America where they are having the
black smallpox, the black vonit, the yell
low fever and everything in the mortality
line but northern cyclone.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
SPORTING NOTES,
The Utica Races.
The S0r0tnga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 22,-The weather very
hot, attendance and track fair
First race, three quarter mlIe-Won by
Focce, Glengarine I'd, Pope Leo Sd. Time
1:1614.
Second race, mile-Won by Billiard,
Boy, Sedan ID, Col. Sprague Sd. Time:
1881.
Third race, mile and seventy yards
Won by Altab, Gala I'd, Baby Sd. Time:
1891.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

THE response of st. Paul to the appeal
Tor aid from Rochester was prompt and
Characteristic. 1t took but a few minutes
TO place $4,000 at Gov. Hubbard's disposal.
It is to be hoped that others will aid the
stricken CITY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
Dramatic Collapse.
| Special Telegram to the Globe. !

IOUeclaI Telegram 70 the IIObe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22-The George Edgar
dramatic combination is bursted. If a
collection should be taken up among the
members and every dollar they possessed
shelled out, the hat would contain less than
$25 and that among twenty-five people.
most of them famous in the dramatic
world. The story is long one. The less
told OF it the better.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Clark & Edwards, printers of Chicago
failed yesterday with $4,000 liabilities
and unknown assets.
Prof. Henry, of the Wisconsin state uni
versity, says the corn crop of the state will
be very poor.
The Mexican secretary of the treasury
has called convention of delegates of the
republic, in conformity with constitu-
tional amendment, to discuss the manner
of abolishing internal revenue custom
houses, and to propose more equitable
tax to replace their loss,
DUBLIN, Aug 22.-The extensive Touring
mills near Killucen, West Meath, are
burned, and three persons persisted. Loss,
e35,OOO
LONDON, Aug. 22.-In the commons,
Cross, under secretary for India, presented
the Indian budget. The surplus for 1884
is estimated at e457,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
ST. PAUL, THURSDAY, AUGUST %. 1853.

JAz COOKE is going 10 hold the golden
spike while President Willard sends it home
with silver headed beetle.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

II will take more than two P's to play a
three card monte game on the reading
public of st. Paul and Minneapolis here
aftar
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
THE WILLARD PARTY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THEIR RECEP.
TION IN ST. PAUL.
Additional Committees Appointed and the
Ball Fairly Set in MOt1on-The Grievance
of Minneapolis Set Forth by n Local
Newspaper and Col. w. S. King.

Arrangements for the reception and en-
tertainment of the Northern Pacific rail
way excursionists are progressing admira-
bly,, and from present indications the en-
ergetic action of our public spirited citi-
zens. their iherality and interchangeable
perseverance, is going to result in the
most elaborate demonstration ever given
in st. Paul.
Another long and animated meeting of
the executive committee and the commit
tee on reception and programme was held
at city hall yesterday morning. In the
absence of Mayor O'Brien, ex-Mayor Rice
presided and the session was with closed
doors. The session was taken up with
discussions and the interchanging of views
as to the best plan to be adopted, and the
work is now fairly under way.
The principal work yesterday consisted
in the appointment of subcommittee to
act with the main committee on recep-
ton.
Among others the following committees
were appointed: Il SUBJ committee
to receive and entertain the Ger
man guests, who are to arrive in this city
week from next Saturday; Mr.. Gustav
WiIlius is The chairman, and the commit
tee will GO to Chicago, where they will
meet the visitors and accompany them to
this city.
The gentlemen composing the commit
tee are:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
Disar.s,atEed Mfnneo polls.

Mr.. W. D. Washburn seemed to be still
possessed of the idea that there was
to be a joint banquet and telegraphed
Mayor O'Brien yesterday morning,
asking what decision had been
reached. Mayor O'Brien being out OF
town ne was notified that an answer could
not be given until today
Our friends at Minneapolis seem to be
rather sad over the fact that Mr.. Willard
is to be appropriately entertained at the
eastern terminus of the Northern Pacific
The following screed from last nights
Journal gives their side and shows how
bad they feel also:
The gentlemen composing the Mime
apolis committee, while perfectly calm and
good natured, unite in representing their
treatment py the st. Paul committee as
shabby in the extreme. The leading St.
Paul men seemed to be consumed with
envy and hatred of Minneapolis, and old
matters which every body supposed were
dead and forgotten long ago, were raked
up rs an excuse for what the st Paul men
evidently realized was the mean
and contemplate position they had
made up their minds to assume.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
TIE CAKES INVITATION.


Before recapitulating the result of the
meeting it will be we'll to show what
prompted the visit of the MINI ca polls
gentlemen. They went down for the pur.
pose of carrying out an arrangement pro-
posed by the Northern Pacific manage,
ment itself, as the following letter from
Mr.. Cakes under date of the 10th inst will
show:
Hon. W. D. Washburn, Minneapolis, Mimi:
My DEAR SIR Your favor of 9Th received.
In regard to the proposed entertainment of the
guests of this company, our idea was that the
cities of Minneapolis and st. Paul should ioin
IN giving the banquet to our guests at Mime
tonka on Monday, September 8, at p. m. MIR.
Willard with his German guests will reach St.
Paul on Saturday morning, the LIST of Septom-
Der, and he proposes visiting the wo cities on
that day and then go on to Minnetonka for the
spending the Sunday at that lake. The other
guests viii arrive at Minnetonka on Sunday and
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
R.ISe RNIi.

BJSe KUtC.
At PhiIadelphia-Cin 8; Ath-
letics 10.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Eclipse Z.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Philadel-
phia 2.
At Cleveland Chicago 8; Cleveland ..
At Detroit-Detroit Z; Buffalo 6. Six
innings.
At Boston-New York IS; Boston 10.
At New metropolitan 10; Colum-
bus l
SAN Francisco, Aug. 22.-In the second
night of the billiard Tournament at Metro
politan Temple, balk line game, 600
points, for $500, Schaefer and Sexton
played. Schaefer opened the game but
failed to score. There was a large attend
ance. Schaefer won the game in two
hours. Sohaefer 600; Sexton 562.
A paragraph IN the Caledonia Argus
gives some idea OF thessysteraatic slaught-
er OF prairie chickens, thus: The
sun OF Austerlitz has risen on the chickens
OF the prairies west of Us. Among the
army moving westward on them there is
from this county, Bailey Webster and
Glenn Hundt, of Caledonia, Bert Snure,
Mark Hargreaves and John Hohl, from
Hokah, who go with tents and stores, dogs
and teams. Woe b9tide the chick that
fUtters.
Caledonia Journal: E. D. Buell. while
at work on the court house last week, and
while attempting to lift large rock from
the scaffold TO the wall, lost his foothoId
and fell to the floor, distance of nearly
twelve feet. the rock went down with
him and barely missed his head He was
considerably shaken up. but is now able
to be around again.
Albert Lee Standards: Yesterday was
the start in of the chicken campaign. and
team after team from O'Clock till 10.
loaded with men, dogs, guns and other
and appurtenances thereun-
TO belonging, wendell their way to the
prairies in search of the festive prairie
chicken.
In the absence of The family the other
day tramp got into the house of r. II.
Howe, of Lake Valley, Traverse county,
and stole so il money.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
GitS Pc.
a BORGrA.

BUFFALO, Aug. 23-Josephine Bochert
was arrested last night charged with pro-
curing poison with which she poisoned
her husband. Blchert has on several
occasions been taken i'll and it is believed
it was caused by poison being placed in
his food. Mrs. Bochert is possessed of
some property, and has lately been re-
ceiving attentions from one of her
boarders.
DON 7 FIND SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE FOR ARREST.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22.-Marshal Murphy
received Governor Crittenden's letter to-
day calling his attention TO the report of
an approaching prize fight The marshal
then visited Independence where Slade Is
now stopping. Returning tonight he
finds no warrantable evidence of prepare
ton for the prize fight and therefore can
not take official action IN the matter.
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I RIOT

PIrTsBURG, Aug. pa Punt Sutawney,
Jefferson county, Pa, special says: During
the payment of railroad hands yesterday, a
dispute arose about wages, and eliminated
in a riot, in which a Hungarian named
Peter Yedder was killed and two of his
fellow workmen, John Shirnitz and John
Dalower, were shot, and an Irishman
named Tom Kearney numerically beaten.
No arrests have been made, but Sheriff
Anderson and posse are on hand and
will probably make some arrests to-day.
No further trouble is anticipated
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 22.-The suspension
of S. G. Haynes & Brother was made for
the purpose of liquidating accounts, and
will only be temporary, new partner
ship will be formed by L. Haynes and
John Elton, both members of the old firm.
No new failures to-day. Assets sufficient
to cover all obligations.
The educational institution of the CHRIS
tan brothers and four large BUSH ess
blocks were destroyed by fire at Port au
Prince on the 9TH inst. Loss $250,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23

Time of game hour As minutes.
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DENVER, Col, Aug. 22.-The Denver Soap
works burned this morning. Loss, $780,
600.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-24

Die Tlorence N1tabtingale Der Stns
oerpfeae.
Golgentes lit -eiu Nussus eines an ben
Geutiden &sform Ms0snSsr In gbam.
bsrsturst, ga, seidriebensn 8rtefss:
Gine gBpb1tbdteriu.
Sefnst bic ftare fir fe unb Mrs
Winslow tpirb beweilen, bab Te bic ame.
rifanilhe Glorenttner Nadttsau Der Sin.
Der 1T. Dapon fnb MIR 70 iibsr3eust,
eaB wtr unferer SUP" lebren wercen
gu faaen: .Geiesnet iet Wrs WInslors"
nell fe bsrlsltsn bebalFid mar, iibsr bic
pericoe bss 3atnfns unb anbsre Be-
f&werIihfeiten fir 3inber es,utom.
men. Mrs gGinslpw Sopting
syrup ntmmt ben &Inbern bic 9dmer
gen unD furirt Cpisntrse uno Dtarrboe.
St madt ben @aumsa sart, tsfrett BON
@ntsiinouns unb brinst oas Stno eludltd
iiter bic DerioSs bss 3abnens tinrsg.
@r tbut esraoe bas. was or porsisbt 3u
ttun, Mles unb nidt menissr. Wir ba.
ben etnmal Wrs Winslom es1eten uub
fennen ie nur Durh tbreu Sppttne
9Yrup far 2inber. Wsnn MIR bic
Naat bdtten, ,piirDsn mir fe als 5silaub
fur bic 8inber binaeuen--pas 1e aud
In Der Stat III. Der Syrup piro In
alien Mpotbstsn su 25 Gents per Gla1as
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-24

Das berSanff 9u bod i'm Grun0e
nur inherent 8oote, bas gu re6ter 3eit
uuf Die Sanbbanf fubr, unterbra6 lbn
@abriele. 9enflt Su nod an unfere
erite 8egegnung, @eorg? gtama bill
Bet ii6 nod beutigen Sages ein, oae
mails in Sebensgefabr gei6pebt gu boz
BEN, unb bdlt Sid fir ibren Setter,
neil 9u uns glidli6 bur6 bas iei6te
Waller ans 2anb bra9teif. Sunit
batte 1ie Sir nit 9einem einfa6 biir=
serliden @amen au6 i6perli6 Die Ofte=
rem Befu6e geitattet, aber ber Sebens=
retter mar natiirlid, cine Nusnabme.
@enn fie tpiibte, baB er mir bereits cine
2iebeserfldrung gema6t bat!
Ser offenbare Sriumpb, Der in ben
leBten Morten lag, fdien ben iungen
Mann gu berleben; feline 9lugen hefteten
ii9 forI9eno unb uurubig anf ibr snt=
LIP.
ltnb tpenn bic 8aronilt es nun fritz
ber ober fpdter erfii5re, mas tpiirbeit
Su tbun.
(TprtfeBuna pIat.)
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enIlipalt 8 90.

Der betannie 66ubbdnbler 5. Niar=
tin bat iein @ei6dft an obige Girmd
berEanft uib iuefbet bic 6erren li9 niht
itur beiHiiben. Die aIte GunDi9aft bes
geI9dftes 81 erbaiten, fon6ern aud inl=
fler lnebr nelie &unben sll erperben.
GuIlipan & 60. beben ni6t nur
bas beife urb getpdblteffe 2ager in Da=
inen= llilo 2inberi1uben, iDitoern ibre
Maaren SeiGnen fi6 aud burd preisz
tpiirbi9teit ilnb Gauerbaftigfeit aus.
Sic 6erreH erbalten fortpdbreno neue
3ufubren uno liefern baber bas Nner.
riobernite. Mon faufe S9ub3eag nul
bel linen, tDenn man gut bebient fein
lpil.
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Ser Sabrestag BON Seban. Bers
fin, 2. Sept. gDie allidbrli6 am 2.
Sept. melbete au9 beute Der telegraph
aus allen 0auptitdbten Der beutl6en
@lieberifaaten uno besglei9en aus ben
meiiten propinsialftdbten iotpie Babe
orten BON begeiiteter Geier beg nationa=
len Geittages. Glaggen, 80GerI9iKe,
Geltmable uno Srinfiprii1e auf &aiier
unb &ei6 uuroen gemelbet BON iiber=
all. ginSelbeiten aufsufiibren, 1T iiber=
fliiIlig; mas ben @eilt Der Teier i'm
@anaen angebt, 10 gilt aud biesmal
mieoer iiberaa bas Wort, bas aud Die
N. Pr. Sig. an Die SpiBe ibres beliti=
gen 8lattes ieBt: ngs iit ni6t bic yiie=
berlage unlerer @egner, bic mir fe1tli9
begeben, ia, nid)t einmal noripaltenb
Der iiberaus gdn3ence Gieg unlerec
rubmrei1en 9lrmee = bielmeGr feiern
mir pornebmli1 Die guferitebung bes
beutl9en &ailerreides, ole @inigung
bes 8aterlarbes uno bamlt Die @rreiz
dung zines lang eritrebten 3ieles, bic
8ertpirfli9ung zines boben Sbeals."
9as Seit felt uns ben @ebanten unie=
rer ltaatli6en @inbeit bor 9lugen uno
ilt besbalb Dor Mllem Elm INNER pili9t=
mdBiges 66ulfelt. 9as Seit ioa uns
baran erinnern, mie f@iper unb nit
ipel6en tbeuren Dpfern uniere ginbeit
errungen pproeniit ,uno uns baran mab=
men, alles su tbun, bab uns bieie ginbeit
erbalten bleibe. llnb bieIer @ebanfe
! ioa unabldiig unieren Ginoern einge=
prdst iperoen, banait iie bereinit nit 8e=
| geilterung bas @rbe antreten unb nab
rem, bas ibnen bic 8dter binterlanen.
SIT Die 3eit frob unb freuoig, 10 iol Der
Sag gefeiert tDeroen; 1T fe tribe, oann
erlt re6t. @r 1T einfab notbwenbig
fir uns, uno baran pollen mir feitbal=
ten allem Spot unb Sobn gum SrsB,
nit ipel6em Der Geier ioiuobl bic rei6s=
| feinbli9en Parteien, bonn lltramDnta=
nismus Bis gu ben So5ialbemofraten
berab, als aud bieienigen entgegenite=
ben. tpelbe Der Mioigfeit unb Ser.
sagtbeit bes peiiimismus unterlegen
iin0.
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= lleber Die 3uderfabritation aus
Sorgbum=&obr in &anlas beri6tet bic
2eaoenwOrtb pGreie prefe": Sn Ster=
ling, &ice @ountp, tuurbe am 8. Sep=
tember in ben p&anias Sugar 8orfs"
bic Saifon ber 3uderfabrifation nnter
bielperipre6enoen MnSeihen erDffnet.
Mas bas grgebniB anbetrifft, 10 tpurben
aus elmer Sonne Sorgbum=3 3uderrobr
ettpa 60 pfunb 3uder oOer bon 500 Bis
900 pfuno per Ider nsbit ettpa so @als
lonen porSiigli6er Wtolafe 'aetponnen.
Dieier 3uder wirb na6 Der Weber uno
GeopeQ 'i6en Patentmetbo6e unter Der
peri0nli9en 9lufiidt bes Serrn ScoDell
fabri3irt. 9ie Sabrif tuirb BON elmer
electromagnetic betrieben,. ipel6e aug
gapitaliiten BON Sllinois anb Mal.
fnduietts beitebt. Ssolgenbesitatiifiibt
Nnaaben biirften BON algemeinem Sn'
tereIle fein: 9as @ebduoe unb bic Sta:
ifinerie fofet $4,000. Ser Sampf'
fefel bat $50 pferoetraft. es fOnner
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9eutidlano prpbucirt nod) INNER

BON feiner @aare 10 piel, als bon neuen
8l6ern, bapon aber fobiel als Die
iibrige gBelt Suiammen. Sm erlten
9albjabr 1883 eri6ienen 7058 Bidder,
tporunter 1000 pdbagosilde. 720 tbeos
loeilhe, 600 iuriitil6e, 433 meoisinis
i6e, 386 naturtpiiieni9aftlide. 353 ge=
59i6tli6e, 40S ben SanOel uno bic Sn=
buitrie betreffenbe, 331 iiber Wtulit unb
i66ne &iinfte, 274 ipra6piiieni6afts
li9e, 247 9lderbau be;refenoe, 237
ar9iteftonii6e, Me9anif unb 8ersbau
betreffenbe, 224 in neueren Spra9en,
219 9tobellen unb &omane, 173 milf
tdrii6e, 1877 geograpbii6e, "a pbiloio=
pbii6e, II fortwifeni6aftli6e &c.
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(gDrtffguns uIat.)
aeinc ont,ae. fein aete1,.

Safe Sid bur6 einen fleinen 9uifen
tparnen unb gebrau6e bas lidere Sell
n,ittel, Sr.Muguif So Dnig's Samz
burger 8ruitt6 ee.
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&n0pIe, geiabartifel fir Samenz
fleiber unb Wdi6e. fotpie fir 8ett3cug,
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