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Monument 70 Bohemian soldiers.

The Bohemians Of Chicago. ILL.,, on Sunday.
July %, laid the cornerstone Of monument
to the heroes of that nationality who died in
defense of their adopted country, at the Bohe-
mian National Cemetery at Irving Park. The
ceremonies were performed by the Grand Army
of the Republic, bohemian Societies Of Chicago,
aud the Sons Of Veterans. About S,0O0 people
were in attendance, and the event viii long be
remembered in Chicago. The ceremony Of the
laying of the cornerstone was begun shortly
before noon on a small knoll in the center Of
the cemetery, which had been selected as the
site for the monument. After the assembly
call by Buger Van Horn, and the singing OF
America" by the school children, Chief Mar
shall F. L. Lewis delivered the address Of vel
come to the GAR. A pretty part Of the ser
vice was the raising of the United States dag,
during which the school children sang " This
Star Spangled Banner" and as the stone was
lowered into its place three saluteS were fred
by the Sons of Veterans.
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Veteran NIlItIa Association.

At the annual Convention of the National
Veteran Militia Association, held at the head
N. G., the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Brighten. ID. w.
WardrOp Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps;
V.-P's, Col ID. w. q. Ward, list n. Y; Col. 8.
Ellis Briggs. Veteran Corps, 22d N. Y; Col. E.
f. Davenport, Uniformed Battalion Veterans,
23d N. V; Rec. See, Capt. Isaac p. Gragg, ROx-
bury Artillery Veteran Association; Financial
Sec, Mai. James G. MeAIurray, Veteran Corps.
22d N. Y; Cor. See. Capt. Thomas w. Harris,
Veteran Corps. 22d N. Y; Treas, Capt James
Foley. Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps.
Executive Committee, Gen. Fl. E. Tremaine,
Veterans, 7th n. Y; Col. VIM. Scott, Veterans,
9th N. Y; Col. w. w. Allen, Veteran Corps. 1st
Pa; Maj. J. II. HOrsefall. Veteran Corps 22d
N. Y; Capt. Oscar Smith, Albany Burgeses
HOrDa
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ARIZONA

1.-THE Assistant Adj uiants-G General OF the different
Departments are respectfully requested to forward
q copy Of tie Department rosters for 1889 70 TnE
NATIONAL TRIBUsE.l
ARIZONA
General Orders, No. 8. issued at Tucson, JAN Is,
by command 81 A. u. Sampson. Department Conn
nIandcr-R. Is. Kelley. Assistant Adiutant. General
contain the following:
handsome hand painted Department badge
has been ordered. Comrades wishing the same
send their orders to A. q. M.-8en. Coats OF to
the Department Commander. The badge has at
the top, . "a National Encampmeut -; at the bot
tom. . Arizona" with representation Of a coilec-
ton 81 native cacti IN the center. The letters
GAR can be substituted for 2Sd National Encainp-
nefit. by request Of those ordering. The price Of
the badges will be 80 cents each Post Command
eTs viii, on or before the 10Th day Of August next,
report To these Headquarters the number Of com
rades they expect to take part ia the parade at Mil
waukee. All comrades should provide themselves
with tie certificate Of membership adopted by tile
last National Encampment They can be obtained
from A. q, M.-Oen. George u. Coats. Pheniz A. r.
All comrades who belong 10 the Excelsior Brigade,
Army Of the Potomac are requested to send their
full name and address To john ~. Coyne Secretary
Excelsior Brigade Association, Custom House,
heH York City.
ARKANSAS
Officers of w. J. Hefington Post, No. II, Corley:
Commander, L. Is. Gamble; T. v. o. l. w. Rogers
J. Y. e.. John Burnett; AdIL, Thomas DurlSinsi
o. d., Isaac Smith q. H., II. II. M0rsbach; o. O..
John Farmer; Chap, ID. q. Robinson.
Officers OF Advance Post, No. 5s. Piggott; Com.
mander H. A. Wilson; s. V. C., GeOge ID. Moore
| D.. Gus. A. II. Altman; o. O., Il. n Bradford;
Surg, w. W. Hnbbard; q. ~, A. ). Brown; q. M
4 -, John w. Woods; >. 81, IL. BarringeF; Clap.
| /. G. Smith, Guard, Is. f. Bruce Delegate, Frank
KOpp.
| CALIFORNIA;
Officers Of Gordon Granger Posi-, No, Iss Orange
Commander, Charlie, E. Perry; S. v. O., Albert
MeGciaInj J. v, G., A. II. Clark; Adpt, j. A. Wool
l eey; @ NJ, w. III. IL. Clayton; Surg. T.. NJ. jos
lin; Chap, Il. u. Adamsi o. d., y. M. Wilbur o
O.. J. q. Clark.
Officers Of Grant Post, No. 0. Modesto; Com
mRider, Richard Young B. v. O., Henry Christ
man; j. v. C.. Felix Goodloe: O. NJ, A. A. Wood
Chap, ID. Is. Landoni AdJt, !. 3. Loventhal; Surg
Jacob Flukinger; o. D., w. q. Steele; o. g., q. il
Jeromei q NJ. s., H. o. Phillips; s. n. George
/ Mitchell
| COLORADO
Officers Of John w. Gerry Post, No lI3, Dixon
Commander. Theodore Enners; s. v. c., fsainne
MoBeker; j. v. C., William Ainas; o. d., Johr
MOriis; Surg, James Thompson; Chap, f. J
/ Mcbride; q. ~. II. ID. Barber @. NJ. s., James M
Neal; s. NJ, Theodore Moor Adjt. Charles Box
tursi o. O., James Marshal.
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Er.soidlera for Pension Examining Boards.

About month ago Commissioner of Pensions
Tanner appointed DIR. W. s. Roland, of York,
Pa, on the Board of Pension Examiners of
that district. DIR. Roland is a civilian, and the
appointment created an intense ill-feelng
among the soldier element of the party. Sew.
eral Indignation meetings of the soldiers were
held. at the last of which series of resolutions
were adopted condemnatory of the appointment
and expressing n hope that itwould be rescnded.
AS a result news was received on Thursday last
that the appointment has been withdrawn, and
DR.. b. f. Spangler, one Of the soldier applicants,
appointed instead.
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George A Root. IAnark, H.: The survivors az the
7ti ili. Cav. and the members OF Hatelis Flhb Dl-
vision Of Cavalry Military Division Of the Missis-
sippi. attending tina Encampnent are requested To
meet in Reunion AT Redlin's Hall. No. 5i3 Sixth
avenue. on Thursday Mt 2 o clock "a. M.
Reunion OF the Let Mo. Engineers aud 18th Mo.
will be held Aug. % aud 70. ia Reuters Hail. 7Is
Forrest Home avenue. Send addresses 10 DIR. w.
A Neal, ElkhaFt, IHd.
Nv. Mcdowell, Fulda. MINI: The nth H. Cav,
will hold its second Reunion In the Christadsl-
phians' Hall, liz Wisconsin street, Aug 2s 70 aud
30
s. r. Bell Milwaukee: The 18th Wis. viii meet
ia tlis city Aug. Z5-30 with headquarters ia the
Light Horse Squadron ArDory Building, where
comrades will please report Immediately upon ar
rival il will be desirable for those who wish other
than camp accommodations 20 apply At once by
letter TO X. g. Spencer, Milwaukee,. stating what
they want in that line. Don't forget TO bring or
sed that sketch Of your life 20 the Historian " you
have not already done 30. Please advise me IL you
propose 10 attend.
John q. Springer, Springfield; Reunion Of the
lOi III. Cav. will be held at Room @. speDceTiau
Business College. corner Wisconsin 81. apd Broad.
wayNhlilwHukee, Aug D. Come IL you can, and
come early. IL you cannot come you write
and this do not k1il TO do.
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The Indiana Soldiers, Monument.

Preparations are being made for the laying
of the cornerstone of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Monument at indianapolis on Aug p.
President Harrison is trying to make arrange
ments to be present, aud will certainly DO SO
if possible, as the 10th Ind. (which he COM
manded) will hold Reunion the day after the
laying of the cornerstone. The monument is To
cost $4,000, and will DO one of the handsOmess
structures evererected in this country.
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The Soldiers Monument Association Of Du-
buaue Iowa, are making arrangements to hold
fair in that city Oct. % so and 81. for which
season tickets OF admission viii entitls the
holders to shares n the distribution Of several
thousand dollars worth of presents. agents
are wanted, to whom liberal commissions VIII
be paid.
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Rx.PrIsonerslof War.

The third annual Encampment of the Union
Ex- Prisoners of War Association of Northern
New Jersey will be held Aug, 20 at the Armory
of the Veteran Zouaves, Elizabeth, at 10 a. IN.
All survivors of rebel prisons now residing in
the State are requested toattehd. T.. l.. Hayes,
President; j. A. Pel0ubet Secretary
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Veterans doing 70 Gettysburg.

The survivors of the fSth Pa. held meeting
last Thursday evening at No, t22 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, with the President,
Maj. Michael Fulmer. insthe chair. Arrange
ments were made to go TO Gettysburg on Sept.
IL TO dedicate the monuNents erected by the
State Commission. 1t is expected that over $50
veterans will accompany the regiment on its
trim
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

1.-THE Assistant AdIuiants- General OF the different
Departments respectfully requested to forward
a copy OF the Department rosters for 1889 10 THE
NATIONAL TRIBUEE.l
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REUNIONS.

To SECRETARIES: Secretaries viii greatly favor
as by sending brief accounts Of the Reunions Of
their respective organizations for publication In
this column. Immediately after the occurrence Of
the same. Also copies of rosters for file and future
reference.-EDrroR NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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camps eleeting officers are requested TO forward
n list of the same to TaE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. All
names should bee written plainly possible. ia
order 10 avoid mistakes II D
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12

her place in it is paramount, and that
self-denial in all matters pertaining
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12

Said property LEVIED on, anu a" "v 9"iN Co. 49,
,,rouer;y 81 the above named dct'udant .
= I u WILSON, sheriff
-b,ritf,s Office, November 18th. lN~A-
Nj tI>ttaui \ Tor i! n
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12

[ning the notable
|liOnS of medical
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12
The Railroads of India.

The most of the Indian railroads be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Sic teranijbe 8anauemand,t.

Wir tbeilteu boz Sturgeon bic Noti3
nit, baB bic u@alb. Stems" Don Came
ron @ountD cine Nnaabl BON 8ananeii
Der belten Art gum @ei6ente gsiGift be-
tomnlen babe. SEPT bringt Der III
Brownsville eri6einenbe "Cosmopolis
TAM iiber ben 8eriu6, bort bic 8anas
nen5u9t, ein3ubiirgern, bic meitere fol-
genbe Mittbeilung
uSn unb in ber umgebung Der bei=
ben Stdbte (8romnspile unb Matamoe
rosy Diro bic 8ananensGrnte in bieiem
Sabre boa 10, 900 Bis $4,000 8iihel
betragen. Son @eIefie Sasou bat auf
ieinem plaBe, Der io~geuannten @5pe.
ran5a, pel9er 3 Meilen unterbalb BON
Brownsville liegt, iber 5000. SIS 1T
beinabe f9ot Elm f6rmIi9er 8eperbss
3psig bier getporben, 8ananen au aiez
ben. SebenfaQs lit baour1 ~feffgeftellt
tDproen, baB bic @ren3gegenb bier fir
bic 3u9t tropii9er @emd9fe geeignet
1T. 9ie 8ananen berfaufen fid bier 3u
81 big $3.50 in merifanii6em @elb per
Bhf6el, merben aber fpdter, menn cine
gr6Bere In3obl auf bsn Martt tommt,
biliger ueroen. uniere biefige 8anane
III cine iebr feline unb sroBe 5orte, be.
oeutenb bider als Die, pel6e getp0bnIi9
bierber gebraGt tpirb, unb a~usaebmenb
fib unb BON aromatif6em @ei6mad."
@s Dirb INNER mod a~b3utparten ieiu,
OBJ bas por5lgli9e @eoeiben Der gana.
men in oieiem Sabre ni9t Der auss
nabrsmeiie miloen unb resenrei9en
Witterung gu oanfen 1T. Wie frnber
f6Dn in benz Nrtitel bes Iferbau =8u.
reaus m~itgetbeilt wurbe, 1T bic tropis
i6e Sananenpflan5e in Sabren, nit
Wintern. bic 6ftere unb mebr aIs bios
lei6te Gr6te braGten, gu @runbe ges
gangen. 8On einem feit be~griinbeten
@emerbsspeige oiirfte baber taum bic
&ebe fein, tpenn niGt ein fi9eres Mittel
gefunben tudre, bic pfan3eu Dor ben
Wirfunsen beg Grotes gu i9iiben, unb
bel gr6Beren pflanaunsen m66te oas
faum i'm 8erei6e Der M6gli6teit Iieger.
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0iersteiabriee Grfahrnne elmer
alien QSdrterin.

Wrs. Binsloms Soptbins Gprup wirb
BON elmer Ger belten Doftorinnen unb ben
8drterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r murbe felt 40 Sabren BON
Weiaicnen, BON Wittern unb Sinbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfplse sebrauGt, iOWphl
bon benz 6 Ease olten Sinbe, ME BON ers
madfenen 8inbern. @r beieitist S4drfe
i'm Masen, befreit Bon Binbtrlic unb res
sulirt bic @ebirme; er peri4afft fur Sins
Der unb Mlttter &ube unp Bchlbebasen.
Bir slauben, baB Der Sprup bas bette
unb fderte Wlittel 1T Se8en Dsienterie
uub Oiarrbpe bel Sinbern, slei9oiel Of
burd 3ubnen peruriu4t cher burd anbe.
re llria&en. Cine @ebraudsanDeiiuns
pirb ieber 8luide teiseseben. 50 1T
teins ddt, penn nidt ba8 6ucfnlile bon
Curtis II. $ertins uuf Der MuBenieite Der
Ginpaduns snthulten 1T. Sn allen App.
tbeten gu babsn, bic 6laide 25 @ents.
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Sim 1tftriftoertGht

fam geitern Dor &i6ter Sing Ser 6al
@btift &iel ge8er Die Iranias Babs
8abn CUR Bodybuilding,
Die MnDdlte Der Subn etbober Gin
tpano gegen bic Ginfebuug zines Wiai=
i%enberwalters unb Martin & 56rDber
tbun baRelbe, ba ibnen bic 8abn
5000, 900 in 8onbs unb auBerbem nod
$4,000 wel6e ni@t f6erge1elt linb,
i9uIbet; unb Die Giniebung zines &ecei.
bers biefe tire Jorberung I6dbigt.
Senator Souitoa er6fhete bos platz
borer un6 ftelte bar, tpte >ungere6t es
iein ptirbe, pegen elmer 10 gerinsfigieen
Toroerung bon etmas iiber $4,000 etne
Gorboration, bic na@ Der eigenen Nns
gabe bes &ldgers @igentbum i'm Wertbe
bon 81, 900. 900 beibt, banfrott gu ers
fldren. 9lGger bdtte t%poblpeisli6
ni6t bei6woren, bob Sie gabngeiel'
i9aft in Der Sbat 5ablungsunfdbig lei,
neil ct babur9 f9 zines Meineibs
Fi9ul6ig gema9t baben miirbe, ionoern
ct beutete nur Oarauf BIN, nod Nlem
mas er geb6rt bat unb glau5t. Ser
9aH3e AII le1 ELL Gfprenuh1sDertuWt
um Selb auf cine Gorberung au erlans
gen, gegen beren gere6tigung bernlinfs
tige 3meifel befeben.
Ser Qnmalt 9eutD 8ernor pertrat
bic Sa@e bes Gldgers. St 5iebt
mebrere dbnli6e Sdae an, in welz
den WaRenberpalter ernonnt tpDrs
ben paren, citirte Nutoritdten; berief
fi9 barauf, baB bic Bubn laut eisenem
8eri9t i'm Sttober 1888 Oil ben 3ompts
roller 8ablungsunfdbig seiueieu lei unb
Deriu6t gu bemelien, baB bic beftebenbe
@efabr Der 3abluugsunfdbisteit uao
Bic beabf6tiste 3ablungseiniteaung
utter ben teranii6en 8eieBeu dig glei6
betra9tet pir6en.
Die meiteren Serban6lungea tpurben
big beute 8Ormittag beri@oben.
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Mm aSaiier=9 pniumenten.

Yerionen mel9e nit benz S9tau6
Wafer iprinfeln, bafelbe fir BEN Stall
ober fur irgenb einen auberen 3ned gu
aebrau6en Diinf1en, m6gen in unferer
Office ft6 Die n5tbige 2i3ens auf Elm
Sabr oeri9ahen beginnenb am /. Mai,
ba fir iOl9en @ebrau9. ausI1lieBli6
Der State fiir bdusli9en Beoarf, eine
Spe5iaL State bere9net mirb. Sn ueber'
einftimmung nit ben &egeln Der @efeu.
i6aft laufen Dieienigen, pel6e ben
S9lau9 benuben, obne bic erforberIi'
DE 2i3ens erlangt gu baben, @efabr,
Dab linen bic Waher5ufubr abgef6nit=
ten mirb.
Sic Wa mpagnie
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MuerIet.

= 0eute Dor bier Sabren, am II.
Nuguft 1885, 8Ormittass s ubr, MUIR
ben bic eriien Spatenfti6e getban aum
8au Der Aranias paBs8abn.
= 9ie Merican National=8 tpirb
nod cine brittle S9iene lesen BON 2as
re5o mad Der 9auptftabt Meritp, fooaB
fe breite unb enge Spurtpeite bat.
= Sn benz Sale Der Mabnfinns.gr,
tldrung Geo. S9r0oer's bate bic Surp
big beute Mittag fein 8erbitt absegeben.
: Sie 8erbanblungen in benz Sale
Der Qranias paB 8abu tperben tpobl
mebrere Sage in 4nfpru9 nebmen, ba
berI6iebene 3eusen einberufen porben
i1n6.
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Ser Stabtratb

SAWok<Wtp
mat geitern abermals in Sibuna. Nu.
malt 8ergftrom legte cine Orbinans
ber, pel9e BET San Mntoaio 2anbs unb
8erbeHerungs : @efeqi9aft bas Wege.
re9t ertbeilt; tonnte aber ni9t baiIeIbe
tbun be3igli9 Der &apib SranIits unb
GroB Sopnz8abn, ba beibe 2tnien meba
rere StraBen suslei9 benuben molen
unb Der 5tabtratb auerft befimmen
muB, Del6e 2inie bas Wegeredt erbals
ten iou.
Sn Der 8raben Nn~geIegenbeit 1T
ber 9taotanpalt Der Nnfi9t, baB BEL
len Petition bepiQigt tuerben tanr,
tpenn feline 8irgen einbertanben finb.
ct tDhui9t, odB inn S6Finss Depes
iGen borgelegt perben, I'M iagen gu
f0nnen, OBJ Der Wortlaut aIs ginpilis
gung geniigt.
Damn wurbe bic Orbinan3 perIefen,
uel6e ber 2anbs &ompagnie bas &edt
giebt, cine StraBenbabn = 4 Sub
Spurweite nit SO pfinbigem III Sobn.
fon'S9ienen bon Der Norbfeite Der
MarftfraBe aus 6ur6 preia StraBe
nod benz NustelunespIabe au bauen.
Die Seieui9aft foa gerdui9lole Moto,
rem a~ntueuben unb big gum 5. glopems
Der bic 2inie in Betrieb baben. sic
1T gebalten, bas 8abnbett in @tanb su
balten unb oahelbe = iopie 10 3oQ
al ieoer Settle gu pflaitern, ober su
macabamiiiren, fails bic Stabt biefe
W%erbeherung nit benz ibrigen SbeiIe
ber 5traBe bornimmt. 9as Weaeredt
nirb auf 80 Sabre ertbeilt un6 bas
Tabrgelb fit 3tpei Meilen auf S Gents
fetsefent.
Bolton beantragt, ein3ufisen vnur
fir 8afiagierbef6r6eruns", peI9es I'M.
ter 3uftimmung geI6iebt. Bolton bes
antragt ferner, bic Spurweite auf 4
Sub s SOL gu beitimmen, ba bic @es
ieli6aft iont ni@t bauen tpiirbe; ber
4ntrag gebt %perIoren. Sagegen ftimm.
ten @Onnor, Self, &eimann, 5artor unb
@ulff.
Sie Orbinan3 fam CUR erften 2eiung.
Bolton oringt no9mals auf Yerdnbes
rung bes @eIeiies un9 beantragt Wies
o%erertpdgung bieies Punftes. &eimann
iagtl Denn @arten ; StraBe seipdblt
tuirb, tuiirbe er baftir iimmen. Boil
TONS Intrag wirb nidt unterfhBt.
Sartor %beantrn9t, bic Petition Der
Rapib Sranft' Yabn an bas betr. SO.
mite gu Derweiien. aHseuommen.
Braben's Nugelegenbeit tpurbe gu
riidgelegt big 66fing pieber bier 1T.
W%ertagung.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WeinIiebbaber finben Elm sroBes So
ger BON feinen California : Weinen Bel
9errn 5. s. Meper am alamo
Bla3a. 9err M}eper iu6t bic Meine
an Srt uno STEELE aus u,.b fault BRET
aus Dem Seller ter Weinsi9ter. 4ls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
befien Sorten aus5umdblen. ST fam
feline 4unben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten 5ropfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBueine in boraiisli6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @auone -frei
ing 6aus aeliefert.
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Qampfer Asentur.

Die rTreie preffe>fhr Sc.
tas" bertritt bic folgenben Sampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere Austunft
tuegen Pafage nod unb bon europa
unb bertauft 9ampfi6iHs unb @ifens
babnbiaete gu ben nie6rigiten Staten.
Die 2ife ber BON uns rep~rdfentirten
Iinier lit:
Saunbmrg 8 Mnterttaniide 9annpfs
f&ifffabrts @efelf@aft.
3eb gtar 2inie (2lnttperpen).
guupa8aie Generate Gramss
atlantique.
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!, ln ber iekiaen @Iuthhibe aebeihe

SIN Der ieBigen 8lutbbibe gebeiben
aud bic S6langen, tpie es i6eint, bor.
treffi6. Wenigitens bringt bic lebte
3eit mebr 8eri6te iiber S6Iangens
bi1e als fonf I'M bieie Sabres5eit. go
piro aus &anboIpb Souton Co., nit.
getbeilt, 6aB in ben leBten bier beiBen
Wo9en bort mebr S6Iangenbihe gu
ber5ei9nen getueien linb, dig Sonnen=
lti9: 6dae. 3Wei Meilen nOrbpeitli9
bon Der Staot purbe Der 16idbrige Go
gar &err bon elmer Supfer.S 6lange sez
bihen, unb Or. Clinton bpn elmer Slap.
Beibe GdQe fino inoefen
big babin gut O~erlaufen.
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@m. SBHiua ~ sphu.

unfere Qauptnabrung 1T unb bIeibt
bas Gleii6, unb INN iol6es frif@ urb
gut su erlangen, fam man unm6gli9
einen 5uperldiigeren Martt finbett, als
ben BON Wm. 66fiing & SDbn, So.
511 9pe. 6. 9ie Serren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer 9unben &e9nung ges
trasen unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
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