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homa lands General Hatch, who returned
to-day from Caldwell. states that he has infor-
nation that the mea who compose the commis~
sion are Senator'S Ingalls, Dawes and Morgan.
He says he has no doubt the Presidents procla.
nation will be enforced so far as the boomers
are concerned but doubts much il the cattle
men are driven out of Oklahoma, though they
will not be permitted to establish ranches there
He says the government lands will always be
open to grazing. 1t is not grass that the govern
ment is looking out for. but occupancy of lands
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Army of the Potomac.

New YORK, March 26--The annual reunion
VI the Society of the Army of the Potomac will
lake place at Baltimore, Md, on the 9th and 7th
of May. The oration will be delivered by Gen
erai Calvin e. Pratt, associate Justice Of the
New York Supreme Court, and the poem by
uaJor Dewitt Z. Spragne, of Washington, ID. G.
Che officers of the society for the current wear
re General L. S. Grant, u. s. A., president;
srevet Major general III. j, MacaInhon. treas.
'rer; Brigadier general Horatio C. King record
1g secretary, and Breyet Major general George
A. Sharpe, corresponding secretary.
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Fatal Boiler Exclusion.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, March &c --This afternoon the boiler
in NJ r. Larkins say-mill. near Jonesboro, ex-
ploded with terrific force, killing instantly a
workman named George Miller, of Marion. The
engineer. Charles McFarr, was badly sealded,
and 1t is feared that his injuries will result
fatally. Pieces of the debris were scattered in
all directions, and the mill is total wreck The
explosion was caused by flaw in The iron.
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Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
VINcESNEs, March 26.-Henry Bussrnann. the
victim of Otto Grafenstein's crime of Sunday
morning, Feb l, died this afternoon, in this city,
at o'clock, thus adding one more murder to the
record of this city. Bussmann's vitality was
wonderful, ami he lived nearly two months in
the greatest agony. The ball in his back was
never found Grafenstein. the murderer man
aged to escape. and will probably not now be
captured. Bussmann will be buried on Satur
day. He was young man, unmarried, and
iaavaa snine sfsaney
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The man that hath no music in his soul, and
Is not moved By harmony of sweet Sounds is fit
Tor treason, stratagems and spoils The best
KIND Of strategy to ward off disease is to keep on
haad IN the family a bottle OF Mishier,s Herb
Buffers 1t is an invaluable household medicine.
and has cured Thousands Of the most stubborn
cases OF dyspepsia, indigestion kidney disease.
liver complaint and the thousand and one com
plants that are ever present 10 strike us down
unless We maintain. constant vigilance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-27

MEMPHIS. March 26-The Appeals Holly
Springs special says Tho remains Of E. d.
Clarke, late Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
reached here last evening in charge of his wife
her mother Mrs. Kate w. Preeman), Senator
ings. large crowd of leading citizens con
Quoted the re mains from the depot to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Freeman. The funeral services
occurred at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev. j. IT.
Hargrave, rec tor of Christ Church, officiated.7
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
concluded from First Page.

this evening, and shouted, Down with Van
Zandt! Carvalho must resign!' The excite
ment spread to the Boulevard. The police were
obliged to interfere. and several arrests
were made. Meanwhile the audience in
the theater applauded Van Zandt Wig
orously. Almost all those present had Sc
cured seats in advance. TIE crowd outside
eventually dispersed The hostile demonstra-
ton was due to rumors that Caryalho had
packed the theater with friends, but official
examination of his books disproyes the allegal
tion
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Municipal Nominations in St. Loui..

ST. LOUIS March 26.-The Democratic city
convention, after an allnight session, on the
eighteenth ballot nominated David r.. Francis
ex-president of the Merchants Exchange as can.
didate for mayor, and at 945 adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Republican city convention (anti-Filly
faction) assembled this morning at 1870. VIM.
l.. Ewing was renominated for mayor by accla-
nation.
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Suicide of an Alleged Embezzrer.

WHEELING, W. Va, March 26-This evening
at III o'clock the city was shocked by the re-
port of the suicide of VIM ID. Cushing who had
been arrested for embezzlement He was a
young man well thought OF in the community.
and held the confidence of his employers
Cushing was taken before justice at o'clock
this evening, and gave bail for his appearance
next Tuesday He went home and shot him
self, and died short time afterwards
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of this city. called on President Cleveland to-
day. and presented memorial earnestly urging
him TO enforce the Edmunds anti polygamy act
The memorial is signed BY over 1.00D clergymen
and laymen and the names of some Of the most
prominent divinrs in the country are attached
to the document The President said he would
give the subject careful attention at an early
dau
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Oil Mills Burned.

DAYTON, o., March 26-The Ohio Linseed Oil
Companys mills, ut Harries Station about threa
miles east of Dayton, burned last night, with
contents, involving a loss of over $50, 600. -
The loss on seed is $4,000; on oil. $500: on
buildings, 1000; on machinery, not estimated
The machinery and seed are covered by insur-
ance The loss on buildings is Sc, 900.
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A Commission for oklahoma.

ARKANSAS Cry. Kan, March &c The Okla
homa boomers have received telegram from
their representatives at Washington 20 the eff
feet that q commission will be appointed, at
once to investigate the legal status of the Okla
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a Protest. from England.

LONDON, March 26.-In the Commons, this
evening, Mr. Gladstone said England had pro-
tested against the action of France in declaring
rice contraband of war. This announcement
was greeted with cheers.
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wayes's Coming Visit to Ireland

LONDON, March 26-Elaborate preparations
are making at Kingstown for the reception of
the Prince and Princess of Wales. 1t is stated
that the Lord lieutenant of Ireland will not ap-
pear at the reception lest demonstrations Of
hostility toward him be construed as referring
to the Prince of Wales.
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LONDON, March 26.-Advices from Tamatave
state that a disastrous hurricane visited the
east coast of Madagascar on Feb % The
American bark Sarah Hobart, and the French
steamers Disc and Argo were wrecked and sew
enteen persons lost.
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Furniture Warehouse Burned-Firemen In
iured.
Penitentiary Cooper-shop Destroyed.

COLUMBUS, o., March 26.--Fire broke out,
early this morning in Monypenys cooper
shops, at the Ohio penitsntiary, and the build
ing and contents were entirely consumed. Loss
on machinery and stock, $4,000 to $4,000;
about two-thirds covered by insurance. Seven
hundred aud fifty thousand cigars, on which the
State had an. attachment for 1,000, were con-
sumed; insurance on the same. $4,000 The loss
on the cigars is $4,000 to $4,000. fhe State
will lose on the building about 0,000
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In the concluding polo game between the Chi
cago and indianapolis clubs, at Fort Wayne last
night, the latter lost every goal The club will
leave Fort WAYNE for home this morning
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Suicide of a Disappointed Lover.

Special 20 the IhdIanaDolls Journal.
ROCKVILLE March 26-William Henry Davis.
farmer. aged about twenty eight years, com
mitted suicide at Lodi, this county, by leaning
against tree and placing the muzzle of loaded
shotgun against his right lung, and kicking the
trigger off with stick by his foot the discharge
completely destroying the lung. He was resi-
dent Of Fountain county, and had been paying
attentions to young lady of Lodi, who gave
him little or no encouragement. He left let
ter saying he loved her and she did not love
him, and all would soon be over
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SPRrSaFIELD. H., March 26.-In the joint
session l0i members answered to roll call
Senator Streeter explained that he proposed to
take back what he said about voting every day.
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The Eastern Nail Rate.

PHILADELPHIA. March &c. Representatives
of the nail mills of Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey to-day reaffrmed the card price, SO. 30, and
that price will prevail in the Eastern and Middle
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Losses by the Burning of Haydock's Factory.
| ST. Louis, March 26.-The losses on Hay
docks factory, burned last night were $50, coo
on stock; insurance. $40, 500: on building $50.
900; insurance, $4,000; insurance on Tempers
| ance Hall, 81, 500
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Failed for e1.OOO.OOO.

LONDON March 26.-The Standard says the
liabilities of Scaramanga s. Co., merchants, who
have failed amount to 81, 200, 00O The failure
was caused by decline in wheat last autumn
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Spanish Colony Attacked by Natives.

MADRID, March 26-Advices from the new
Spanish colony on Gold river, on the west coast
of Africa, state that the settlement was attacked
by natives who destroyed the trading buildings,
killed six Spaniards, and took many into cap
tiyity.
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Deatb of . yyoundea Tbief.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LoGANsPoRT, March 26--Janes Bridget, who
was shot by Elisha Mcclure, on Tuesday, while
in the act OF stealing timber from the Hamilton
farm, north of this city, died to-day Mcclure
is in Jail, charged with murder.
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The Loucks- Louthain Libel Suit.

The Loucks- Louthain Libel Suit.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
LoaANspoKT, March 26-In the Loucks-
Louthain SANDER suit, in which Rev. w. e.
Loucks asks $4,000 from B. F. Louthain, editor
of the Pharos, the defendant to-day filed answer
to the complaint, entering plea of justification.
The case is set for trial Carroll county, April g.
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Blank-Book Factory Damaged.

New YORK. March 26.-Fire this morning n
&c and 6S Duane street. occupied by the National
Blank book Company, John T. Diemer, n,anu-
facturer of envelopes, and Hood & Greet, print.
ers, caused q loss of $50, 000
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Special to the Indiana polls journal.
GREErcAs1aE. March 20 Christian Shelf
mier. brothe in law of George Bicknell, was
found dead. this afternoon in the woods two
miles north OF town. He was found lying with
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-27

Poor-House Burned by an Insane Inmate.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINoENNEs, March 26-The Pike county poor
honse burned to the ground to-day. An insane
inmate. named John Tinsdole. who set the build
ing on fire, lost his life. Loss. $4,000 insured
for 81 900 in the Phoenix of Hartford.
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Searching for Incendiaries.

NORWOOD o., March 26.-The house owned
by John Burgoin burned to-day. Loss, So, 600.
This is the fourth fire within the last two weeks,
and the citizens are holding meetings. Several
thousand dollars have been offered for the cap
ture of the incendaries.
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Mcmillan did not vote. On the first ballot Lo-
gan received 100 and Washburn l; on the second
ballot Logan received l01; ON the third ballot
Washburn received Settegs vote, aud Logan 100;
fourth ballot, Logan l01. Adjourned
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his face in a small stream, where he is supposed
to have fallen in an epiieptic fit. ard been smoth
cred by the mud and water. The deceased was
about forty five years old, and was a bachelor.
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Crimes Against Women.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FlNCENNRs, March 26-Last night, about
o'clock. Mrs. William Green, who lives at No.
GIT Main street. was returning home from the
residence of her son, John L. Green, and when
near the residence Of Mr.. w. NJ Tyler on
Busseron street she heard some one walking
rapidly behind her. Surprising it was police
man patrolling his beat, she paid little or no
attention to tho approaching footsteps. When
they came nearer. she discovered that two
pedestrians, dressed in citizens clothes, were
behind her. When she failed to see brass but
tons she felt some alarm, and was still further
frightened when she was seized by the two
men. They both laid hands on her at the same
time One held her arms down at her side,
and the other tried to trip her with his foot,
while with his hands he threw her clothing over
her head. Mrs Green struggled and screamed
for assistance, which so incensed her assail-
ants, that they dealt her blow after
blow with their fists until her face was skinned
and her eyes blackened Her cries frightened
the ruffians, and fearing some one would unex-
pectediy come TO her rescue, they beat hasty
retreat and their fast receding forms could be
plainly seen in the moonlight, far down Sixth
street
The night before couple Of wretches endeav-
ored to outrage two young ladiesl in the neigh
borhood of the d. E. Church, but their cries
scared their assaants away.
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An endless chain Of certificates verify the ex-
cel.ence of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price.
twenty five cents.
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Strike of vandalia Brakemen.


TERRE HAUTE, March 26-The brakemen On
the Logansport division of the Vandalia struck
this morning. The men state their grievances
TO be too much work Cor too little money. The
company has put several ten-wheel engines on
the road which pull heavy trains, and the en-
ployes CLAIM the work is being done with too few
men. They demand moro wages for the work
done with the large engines They now receive
ST. 20 for ZIG miles, and want 81 They claim
that brakemen receive $3.50 for seventy two
miles on the main line. Six crews, or fifteen or
eighteen men, are off. and others, they say,
will 60 off as soon as they come
ill., Late in the afternoon train with one of
the heavy engines was sent out, two conductors
taking the places of brakemen. These engines
have been on this part of the road about week,
and have been used only through freights.
The brakemen have been talking up the strike
for several days, but did not make their griev
ances known to the company. The first mott
ication tho company had was when it was an
nounced, this morning that the men had quit
work The strikers attempted no violence, but
tried to persuade the men who went out with
the train not to do So
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THE FIRE RECORD.
More About the Burning of Buffalo Music
Hall-Fears of Further Loss of Life.

More About the Burning of Buffalo Music
Haii-Fears of Further Loss of Life.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 26.--The burning of
Music Hall and st Louis Church is the topic Of
general conversation, and it is looked upon as q
general public misfortune To add to the hor-
rors of last night it was ascertained this morn
ing that George j. Roth, the member of the Ere
department who was last seen on St Louis
Church, lost his life, his charred remains being
found in the debris of the tower. The body was
frightfully burned. He leaves wife and five
children. 1t has been ascertained that the water
in the building, in order to prevent freezing.
had been turned off in the basement. Had il
been left running the building would probably
have been saved
500. 900; the Orphans's Society, $1,000 Charles
+. Haung's restaurant, 81, 900; German Young
Mems Association, $1,000; Mech Bros. Sc, 900;
McCaull Opera Company, 1000: Frankenstein,
Janitor, $4,000 St Louis Church building
100000; contents of church. $4,000 Insurance
on Music Hail. $50, 900; on library, $25, 600.
The air is full of rumors of missing people.
and possibly good many who were viewing the
fire from the sidewalk when the front wall fell
out may be under the ruins public fund for
rebuilding will be started soon.
Furniture Warehouse Burned-Firemen In
jured.
MEMPHIS, March &c Armstrong g. Co.'s
furniture house burned tonight. Loss on stock,
$25, 600; insurance, $4,000 The building was
owned by j. d. Lake, and was valued at SIP, 900;
insured for Sc, 900.
It was about IL o'clock when the fire was got
under control. At this time many firemen
had entered the building, when suddenly the side
and front walls fell with a crash, burying ten
men under the ruins. Pat Harvey, Will Car
ROLL Henry DAILY Mike Fitzmorris Tom Cox
Mike Cleary Tom Griffin. Captains James Ryan,
John Donohue and John Flood we're rescued
after hard work, all more or less badly burned
and bruised. Tom Cox, it is thought. has re-
ceived fatal injuries.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-23
Mm IA. Mai fanb In paris I'M

Mm IA. Mai fanb tn Paris i'm
sroBen SsitiaaIe bes grocabero bic alidbrs
li9e Notwithstanding Der Societe de
%prevoyance ct de secours. mutuel des
Alsaciena-L orrains unter benz 0orftse bes
Mbseorbnetsn Me,ieres, 8t3eprdtoenten
Der 9a%triotenlisa, ftatt. Oie 6eterli9tett
begann nit benz 8orbeimari1 Der Rinber
ar Der gbrsnbibne, nobel eine &esiments=
multi bic Marieiqaiie ~auffpielte unb aud
bas yvous %n'aurez pas rAlsace ct la Lor-
%raine", bic Yarobie auf Beder's Rbeinlieb,
portrus. On Der Spite bss 3uaes mari9trs
ten bret tleine Mdb9en, weldev Srantreid",
vgIiaB" unb v9otbrinsen" uoriteIen ioaten
uub 0ersiBmeinnidt uertbeilten. Westeres
,bielt bic 5eitrebe unb b%etonte, baB bic gliaBs
2otbrinser @eieaidaften fart in ber gu:
nabme besriffen ieisn unb iid mad wis
Dor Der alIssmsinen Spmpatbie e~rfrsuten.
Na9 Der Seitrebe bssann bic Breisuertbeis
lung. Oas Seit idloB NIT einem &onsert,
in weldem nur patriotiide Stiide porsetras
gen wurbsn, wsl9e bic Ssriammluns In
cine nod beseiitertere Stimmuns ueriesten.
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y uttteS y IIerlet.
Cine eigentbiimlide Geremonie wurbe

:"
ME pom IL. Mai aus Calcutta beridtet
wirb, Dor &ur5em In benz britiiden 8aialens
itaat Grauancore an Der Sibipise pom
Sorberinbien poasosen. Der Mabaras
bii9a oSsr Serri9er bisies QanbeS lieb i9
ndmlid bu9itdbli9 init @olo aufuiesen",
b. B. er lieB bic Sdwere ieines 60rpers
our9 cine Wfafie reinen @olbes beitimmen,
ueldes nadber elmer alien @ewobnbeit
'sufoIge an bic BrabMinen bes Qanoes per-
tbeilt wurbe. Oieisr @ebraud. benz ii9
ieit benz pierten Sabrbunbsrt ~unierer 3eits
rsdnuus ieber Serridsr pom Grauancore
einmal in ieinem 9eben su uutersieben
pflsgt, beiBt vGulabbara". Gr 1T aud in
unberen Sbeilen Suoiens ni9t unbetannt,
obi1on Sob natiirlid nur bsim Nbwiesen
iebr rei9er unb uornebmer DISQUALIFICATION
ansemanot piro, wdbreno iid sepObrli9ere
Sterbli9e NIT @epiirsen ober &6rners
frii4ten ais @ewidten bssnisen. 8ei
benz biesmuIisen Uiesenfeit" wos Der
Wabarabidab elm wenis iiber 1915 Yfunb.
Die 8rabminen pon Gauaneore, wel9e
woblbeleibten Wdnnern, unter ibren 6~iiriten
weni9itsns, Dor alien anbern ben 0orsus
9eben, ioIlen biesmal ben innisen Wuni9
ssbsst babsn, bic geremonie gu peri9ieben,
ba fe bofften, baB Der Wabarabida pie0ei9t
bod nod bas @emi9t ieines gaters erreis
den t6nnts Der, i'm glitter BON Al Sabren
sswosen, 2O7 Biunb idmer mar.
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WoQte nift anbeiBeu.

Cine bibide @rsdbIuns uon Der usrssbs
li1sn Wiibe zines 2ebrers In einem id9iis
iden Dorfe, einem .6iabrisen &uaben bas
lobirsn tbas 3uiammenidblen) tlar gu
MAIDEN. .entbalt f~olsenbes 5weiseiprd9:
9ebrer: Wenn bu einen Strumpf an benz
einsn Beine Daft unb bann nod ben anberen
anSisbit, wie uiel bait bu na9ber Striimpfe
an? S9iler: SD TRACE gar teene S9brimbe
MID. 2ebrer: Nber wenn bsin Batter Elm
Sdwein I'M Staue bat unb fault nod ems
binsu, wie uiel Sdwsine bat sr bann 2
Rnabe: Wer fiobern gar feene S4meins.
9ebrsr: Sber wenn bu erit cine SADIE bait
unb beine @roBmutter i9enft Dir 3u
@sibnadten nod cine, wie uiel Saden bait
On bann2 &nabe: Oie i9sntt mir teene.
2sbrsr: Nber weun On einen Mpfel baii
unb Define Wutter i9entt Dir nod sinen,
wie piel aepfsl bait On bann2 &uabe.
llnisre aebbel iinb merri9tenbeeIs iausr.
Sd fries 0eibi9mersen. SD mag feene.
Qebrer: Gin armes Betteltinb befommi
pon Dir Elm Stid9sn Yrob, absr ss bal
i9on ems in Der Tai9e, ME pisI bat Cd
bann? Rnabe: Wsei Brob eB d aueene.
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Seimfebreno nm Al ifer6eu.

Sn iener 9~ebsnsperiobe, In wsl9er bic
t~nospenoe Weiblidteit aler ibrer &raft Bee
BARI, UNI ben Nniprii9en Der Natur gu ses
niisen, tebrt mandes iunse Mdbden pom
Der @nitrensuns bes S9uIifubiums init
sebrodener Contribution unb seitOrten 5unts
tionen beim, UNI ms fribe @rab 3u %finten.
Wdre fe weiie beratben seweien unb bate
man ibr Or. 9ierce's ''Favorite Prescript-
ion,, (eiebIinssuerorbnuns) e~inseseben. 70
wirbe ibre tOrperIi9e @ntwideIuns init
ibrer seiitisen Sdritt sebalten baben unb
@eiunbbeis unb Sd6nbeit ni9t benz friben
Gobe aepiden fem.
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Nn Dem @eiGuanib ,u ObtoIb uera,

.Sn 0cni WetdrgllB gu Olbtolb perars
bsitst elm StrdFins gisarrentiiten mittelit
zines Gaidenmeiie rS In tleine 8Ommoben,
Spislseus fir ainbsr. @r idreibt baran:
Gabritat Der gisarbor Smprouement Co.,
limited; S&asmeiiter tn ganaba, Prdfs
bent TIM @efansniB.