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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
DECISION ON THE LARD CERTIFICATES.

DECISION on THE LARD CERTIFICATES.
The Lard Committee of the Produce Exchange made
a decision yesterday some terces Of Chicago lard
that will interest lard here and in Chicago The
Anderson Fowler Co. recently imported some tierceS
of lard from Chicago dposng OF them on the certncae
Of the Chicago Board of Trades inspectors. The
tierces were delivered on transferable orders. Two
go lots were rejected by the shippers inspectors on
the ground that they were not legitimate contract
Lard The Lard Committee sustained the objection
Yesterday A member of the Fowler Company SAID
Yesterday that this action of the committee showed
that the lard standard of this city Is higher than thar
o Chicago and thai he eater the cerhca g OF chicago
lard Inspectors would not pass IN the Newly ork market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
CELEBRATING THE DAY IN ROME.

Rome. Sept 2O.-The nineteenth anniversary OF
the entry Of the Italian troops into Rome was ap-
nronriately celebrated to-day. This morning all the
roons massed near the breach at the Porta Pa made
by the Italian artillery in 1870 An immense crowd
also assembled including the members OF the municipal
SoSerI ulcnt a large number of patriotic societies,
with bands and banners, etc. The whole city was
en- fete. -, 81, 49,. ~
King Humbert, in a letter 10 the Syndic of Rome,
saws he Is confident of the unity of the Italians should
The Fatberlapd be threatened, aud he is persuaded
that The present difficulties will be overcome. DE
highly praises Premier Crispi and eulogzes tia late
Sionor Carroll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MT. VERNON.-Van Arsdale's stage, which carries
the mail between YonkerS and ut. Vernon, was at
tackled evening or two ago by negro and an
Italian who fed on discovering that the driver was
not alone. On the return Of Mr.. Primrose, Of
the Thatcher, Primrose and West company, from a
Western tour he was rendered a reception by his
host OF friends.
PELHAM. Mortimer Bell has been elected presi-
dent Of the Pclhamve Republican Club. A
village improvement society has been organized by the
election Of Walter Harrison, president; A. Anderson,
treasurer, and A. T. Delcambre secretary.
RYE-Tbe Methodist Church at Milton Is to be re-
organized and a new house of worship erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
NEWARK.

A strange man entered the blacksmith shop Of
Thomas DAY. No. $40 Markc-st., yesterday. and
picking up some horse-shoes ran through the shop
DAILY intercepted him, when the stranger struck
DAILY savage blow, which the latter returned with a
horseshoe cutting ga5h In his head The man
won't away and a policeman found him bleeding on
the street At the City Hospital examination
4isclosed six stab wounds on his body, evidently
Inflicted some days ago. The man said he was
Matthew sweeny, and could give no account Of his
wounds. Later in the day the County Physician
took his ante-mortem statement. DAILY was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
THEODORE B. WILLIS CALLS on MR.. BURT.

THEODORE B. WILLIS CALLS on MR.. BURT.
Theodore B. Willis, the newly appointed Naval
Officer made formal call yesterday on Naval Officer
Burt in order to acquant himself with the Office and
the employees. He had pleasant chat with Colonel
Burt Mr.. Willis will take office October l.
Surveyor Beattie did not vacate his office yester-
day as il was published he would do. Mr. Lyon
will assume his duties Monday.
wilson Bergman sworn In yesterday as
deputy collector He was assigned TO the Division Of
which Denis Shea has been the deputy co lectOr Mr..
shea was transferred to the Bonded Yards and Ware
house Division. in place of samuel Guthrie, resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
Tile poL1oEMAx srRUCK IN SELF DEFENCE.

THE POLICEMAN STRUCK IN SELF DEFENCE.
Policeman James Malone. of the East Thrty-ffth-
st. squad, went to Police Headquarters in company
with Captain Ryan yesterday to make report about
the injury 10 Charles Cooley, Of No. 100 secondave,
who died on Hart's Island Wednesday. lie said
he foInd Cooley drunk and disordery at Second-ave.
and Thirty -hfh-st. on Sunday night and placed him
under arrest Cooley struck him on the nose and
he knocked Cooley down. AS the prisoner fell he
struck the back of his head on the Sidewalk AS
he died from fracture of the skull, the police think
that he received that injury when he fell. Malone
said he struck Cooley with his fist and did not use
his club. lie is a young policeman with TAR
record He was not placed under arrest but Mr.
Murray directed Captain Ryan 10 make an lnNestl-
cation regarding COoeys actions and condition before
he met the policeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
LONG ISLAND

Observation-Disclosures rcfunding water bonds Of
the village Of Flushing were sold at auction in the
town hall yesterday at premium of 2S IL per cent.
The purchaser was Daniel A. Moran, broker of New
York. The bonds bear interest at D per cent per
annum and are payable in 1914.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-William, alias Buck" Flynn,
who convicted In the Court Of Sessions for assault
In the second degree yesterday sentenced by Judge
Garretson TO five years in Sing Sing at hard labor
Flynn attempted to commit criminal assault upon
Mamie COOney, fourteen old girl of Glen Cove,
L. l.. on Thanksgiving evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARLE-James J. Hill. President OF the ST.
paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company and
OK senator s. c. Pomeroy OF Kansas BRUNSWICK
Sir Henry Knight OF London. FIFTH AVENUE-Gen-
eral Nathan Gon OF West Virginia Green b. Haum. Of
Illinois and Ex-Governor A.ou7o b Cornell GILSEY-
senator Edward o. wOlcou. OF Colorado ana Secretary
OF state Frederick Cook Of Rochester. HOFFMAN,
Don NJ Dickinson. OF Detroit NJ BRAY HILL-EX.
Cong ressman John Il. Buck OF Hartford AMI Donald G.
Mitchell OF New Haven. NEW. YoRK-Ti tan J. Galley,
~ washington. wESTMINSTER-Co onel John NJ. WI.
son of West Point. WINDSOR-SlT George Stephen and
Sir Donald A. Smith, OF Montreal and Ex-Governor James
E. English. Of Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
ALONG THE SOITND

BRIDGEPORT-In the PequOnnock River. the
Howe sewing-machine factory yesterday, found
the body of a drowned man, age about twenty five
years. His throat cut p. T. Barnum.
before sailing for Europe, will deliver a lecture in
the Unlvel salist Church. . Isaac C. Keller has
on his promises pear tree moro than 100 years Old,
which now displays ripe fruit and a number Of
blossoms.
GREENWICH.-The First Presbyterian Church has
extended a call to the Rev. DR.. Mills, OF Aurora
n. Y. TO become its pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
ro1 VOTERS ARRAIGNED.

The nine men arrested for voting illegally at
40 twentieth ward primary on THURSDAY were Dc
tore Police Justice Kenna yesterday ana sh Vi 'n'"
pleaded guilty and were sent to jan Inc inc er
pleaded not guilty and were allowcu " 81 "a 49,
@ en- nonoItv If the offence for which the men
a.o orotted Is years Imprisonment and fine OF
900 The men had Beard Benedict tickets in their
hands at the polls This faction %Sn by by both Gi ses
out Oh q W" n have the frauds detected and the
guilty persons punished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
Rogers Royal NerVine Tonic

Aays NERVOUSNESS gives and cfeshment 70 the tired
brau nvgorstes the weary body and not only soothcs,
but permanently all irritation OF tho nerves
Your ROYAL NERVINE TONIC has done me more
medicine took II has been a
egn remedy in my case Please send me another bottle
MOSES y. PEASLEE,
Msrshneld, Mass
have suffered with my head from hard mental work.
and certify that your ROYAL kFRVlNE TONIC has
given me life and strength that ! am practically
cWel II. q BkOOh,
10 Rutand-st, Boston, Mass
Ii IL n uBfRing Cure for sleepicssness.
IL correets the Dige stiye organs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
STATEN ISLAND

STAPLETON-The Republican County Convention
will be held at Schme,sers Hotel this afternoon to
elect delegates to the state Convention. Tho
members OF the Richmond County Country Club VIII
celebrate Farmers Day at their clubhouse on the
Glove Road, Stapleton, to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
,vcrPlvcEs IN THE LOUISVILLE FIRE.

Fun reports of the assurances on tho property
DESTROYED In the big fire in Louisville, Ky on Sun
day night last not received in this city
until Yesterday afternoon. The lists arc taken
from records preserved in safes That passed through
tie fire. Late estimates by insurance men place
the loss at from 81 100000 TO S1'Soo'oOo' The lists
are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
"DELuRY SAYS

During the summer months he en-
pIOyed his best worAmem I'D ues
ing n large number of FINE Wv
COATS of all styles and sizes. Hhese
garments are lined with the best SIM
warranted pure dye" the edsee
finished with velvet, and guinea
facings. We are selling these Coa's
for $50, S3J and $40. Positively we
cannot produce the same gOOds an"
workmanship now TO measure under
$50 and $50.
All goods to order and warrahteo
as represented.
NOdepOsit required on orders ptaced
wifi, this house from reliable persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To DAYe
Announcements.

Dross Shirts. open fronts, n Y. Mills hand
etbo5 81 o.. worth - So Imported Merno and cash
nere SoX - a dozen; plain. striped and ribbed 9oc'
worth, 75c KENNEDY, 20 Cof''anu'S"' up'''''9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WITH sWINDLING A WOMAN.


rv.u1DGE TAyKERsLrY, OF THE PRovIDENT
HOMESTEAD COMPANY, HELD TO ANSWER
Charles W. Tankersey president and william
Kindly secretary, of the Provdent Homestead Com
pany with an Office at No. 45 Broadway, New-fork,
were arrested yesterday morning charged with false
representations and grand larceny. The complaint
is made by Mrs Mary JAMESON of No. 232 RosbllnS4
ST. She alleges that the officers OF the company Wmch
is said to have a capital Of 81 100000, sold her the
house No 23e Roebling st. on the condition that size
would pay down 5000 with thirty four additional
payments OF S34 each Tankersley is charged with
telling Mrs Jameson that the property was free OF
all encumbrances Attached to the affidavit Of com
plant press proof of legal notice advertising
he fact that the property VIII be sold by the sheriff
the 3Oth inst. according TO judgment rendered
against the Homestead Company In the foreclosure Of
a mortgage. Mr. 1ankersley, who is an eXC0iorado
fudge pleaded not guilty 10 the charge and Dan
bond in the sum of $1,000 was demanded nom hiin'
I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21

THE RoYNTON FURNACE Co.
For Roynton's Furnaces Hot Water heaters f"inseS
sc 90 TO 2O7 and 200 Water-st, New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21

Main Office of the Tribune, lot Sass Simply
Ney-Yorls. Address oil correspondence Hi"f''
I. The Tribune New-Yorl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 543 Sets SIS Mosa rises l52 Moons 20
HIGH WATER
x-sandy Hook 4:33 Gov. Island 456 He'll Gate Gas
PA-sandy Hook 4.42 Gov. Island BIOS Hell Gate Cos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.

,rDotence and SteriiIsy Hours: 70 IL. 3 to 8
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
reetbnp softeDs the gums reduces Inflammation aays al
main cures wind collie and darIhoea 20 cents OV'de'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21

TO SUPPRESS SUNDAY BALL GAMES.
An open letter has been sent 10 the pastor OF
every church in Kings and Queens counties BY John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEwYoRK.-........FRID SEPT 20, 1889
ARRIVED
Steamer Denmark (Br). Rlgby London Aug 81. Havre
Sept with mdse and passengers 10 W Hurst Arrived
Al the Bar al 3.55
steamer City Of berlin DID, land Liverpool Sept IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
Rogers, Peet g.

THREE Princa
BRoADWAY} Warren.
STORES, )32d St
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
Die pertraate Stir sanf.

9ln baS @eriidt anfniipfeno, caB in
Ser Iebten i3eit eeipiiie Spstulanten fiji
SSrberungen sesen bic Scranton gitt
9anf fiinSis BrOosHt offerirt baben,
taat bic ,,5ree Yreb" bonn Sonntas:
.,gBf babsn bic gsrf6truns empfanstn,
bae iseer Gtpplitcr in efr Suantpn City VanI
uidt uur iepen fGligfn Gent frbalien pirb,
ienhern haB cine arpbe Dipibenbt, penn nibi
bG sanse glnlpru6 in fllrjfr 3stt bftaplt psrotn
pirn~.
Gs ipdre i'm Sntereiie elmer sabIreis
den 9Iafe armer DeppIitoren au ipiins
i6en, oab bieIe 8ebauptuns Der ,,5ree
9reb" in ibrem politen llmfdnSe tpabr
1T, unb Der uneripartet bobe grtrag oeS
8ertaufes bes SeiIup 9obIenlanbes
iolIte ben 9tHianee Der 8anf in ben
Stanb feten, i6on in einiSen Mcden
ipenigitens cine tbeilipeiie 9Ibi6lasss
5ablung sa MAIDEN, ipenn man ieitenS
Der Direttoren seipiIt III, bic fdimpfIi6e
Nibberipaltuns einisermaben bur9 cine
prompte Nbrednun9 ausSugleiden.
Ser 8erfauf Der SobIenpar3eaen fano
am Mpntas ifatt uno eS ipobnten bemieIs
ben bieIe intereiiirte Gorporationen uno
9ribatIeute BEL. Die Del. & Subion
Gompanie bate idon felt einiser 3eit
llnterbanOIuneen aneefniipft unb nns
terfudunBen sema6t, unb offerirte am
Dtontag burd ibren &eenten u. $.
8an6ling Die Summe bon 100000,
iueI6es 9lneebot bon BEN 2ruitees, Grs
i6eriff 2etpis uno Or. SbroOp, anses
nommen ipurbe.
@abrIdeinIi6 bon intereHirter Seite
Sasu aufgebebt, bate Der allbefannte 9.
81. Stetler cine Ginsabe an bas @eridt
sema6t unb bebauptet, elm unsetbeiIteS
babies Snterefe an benz Seiiup 8obs
Ienlanb su baben. @inen 8eipeiS bas
fur su Iiefern, ipdre idiper eeipeien,
benn bic &aufsurfunben seieen ni6tS
berartisss; bic 9lblidt mar aud ipobI
nur, ben 8erfauf gu perbinoern, um cine
9lbrednuns Der 9InseIesenbeiten Der
8anf in tpeite Serne su f9ieben; basu
fanb man in StetIer Elm 9efiiBieeS Merfs
seu8. I'm oieien sStan Su bereiteIn,
fnipfte man insSebeim nit Stetler llns
terbanblungen an unb beranlabte ibn,
segen cine 9ltfinouneSiumme bon sl0,s
600 feline 9lnipriide aufSuseben. Da.
bur6 bat Serr 2eipis nod immerbin
100000 fir bic DepOiitoren serettet
uno cine baIoise glbpideluns Der 8anfs
affairen ipeientIid sefbrbert.
9ub fir bas 9cbIenlano elm 10 bpber
preis ersieIt ipuroe, bat ieinen @runb
in Der Sbatlabe, baB bic Del. & CUBS
ion 60. unter allen tlmitdnben Die On.
tario, Garbonbale & scranton 8abn
aus bem SeIbe idIasen pOIIte; iie
fonnte nm 70 Ieidter einen b6beren
preis beSabIen, ais ieoe anbere @orpos
ration, neil 'iie feline BREEDER Su bauen
braiht unb leoielid @anBipeee unter
ber Groe Su treiben bat.
g8ie seiaet: @iner raiden Ibreda
nuns Der anselesenbeiten Der Scranton
Gitp 8anf iteht nun ipeiter nidtS i'm
Mege, ipenn bic 8antbeamten niht
ielbit Elm loIbes SinberniB Su idaffen
ipini6en; unb man barf Der 6oifnune
Raum seben, bab bic SorberInsen ber
9epoiitOren politdnbis befriebist tuers
ben.
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9phe Rarfer Rpti,er.

= Serr Seiier 1T bon ieiner europa.
reiie ;uriidsefebrt.
: Ser Carpenter Srib Sdrnnt
farb am Dpnneritag in ieiner @obn.
un8 an Reuater StraBe.
= Die @rabiteinfabrifanten Rebner
& So. baben am Dontas ibre @eIdafts.
berbineuns aufeeI5f unb Serr ausuii
9tebner fibrt iebt bas @eiddft am Bis.
bergen PIabe, 718 unb 72O @eIi
2adaipanna Mpenue, auf eisne 8e@s
nuns tpeiter unb ipinidr ii9 Der @unii
ees Publifums aud ferner ;u empfebs
len.
: glm Snmitas itarb Elm S5bnIein
Der @beIeite 2eonbart S9aumann, bon
SO. 1924 Sadfonitrabe, i'm 9lIter bon
4 Sabren unb 8 Monaten. 9as Bes
grdbnib fano am Sonntas i'm beutI9en
fatbOIiiden Sriebbofe 6abier tatt.
= Sin nit @eIdmeibe bauIirenber
8uride namens BiIliam 6. Biniams
tuurbe am Sreitas auf cine 8equiiition
bon Sbamofin bin auf Der @eitIeite
berbaftet. Der &erl fol- elm abgefeims
ter 8etriser iein unb in SdupIfiu
County alein iinb biersebn 8srbaftsbes
febIe sessn ;bn erIafen.
= Stnry SG5nbaIs. gcrmaun bsr 5snrv
srue pafius Co., q. Spftpb, @p., esbranHi
nebii Itinen Arbeitnn Or. Sbomas sltfirildss
DEL fir gsrfianGuuetn, psbt pSubs etc. 90
II has bette.
= SIN ben bieiisen @ruben iparb i'm
berfloRenen Nonat bur@fdnittIi@ 90
Gaee searbeitet.
= Nad bem Beridt eines Rannes,
Der fd eenau umeeIeben bat, III Der
Sdaben bur9 bic @rbienfnng iiber Der
Central @rube bel peitem niHt 70 bes
oeutenb, ipie suerit gemelbet. Die MiIie
ieien nidt iiber 3-4 3oII brett unb feis
nes Der @ebdube babe iih mebr aIs
einiee 8oa seienft. au9 bas SauIs
baus fann nit serinssn acRen unb
obne @efabr fiir bic 9inoer tpieber bers
aeitelt iperben.
: 9oftor s. SO. @ibbs Itarb bier
am Mittipo@ abenb i'm gIter bon nabe.
;u Sc Sabren. @r mar elmer oer bes
fdnntsiten aerste biefsr @essnb.
= Die SIoipaden Sobn 9oipeu,
Sobn goisbt. SObn @area, anSrsip
uno Sslene Sune teiiteten Samifas
gia@t Der PoIisei in 9obseiotpn @ibers
Ftanb, ala bieie iis ipessn 2ubelt5rune
berbaften ipoate. Der Mapor Itrafts
@arsa um $40, Sune um s15, 9oipsu
nm $40 un6 8oisbt um s5. SeIena
iuurbe entIaHen.
sdr Sunnenidirme ;u unb unterm
8ofenpreiis, aud cine grobe &usipabI
bon Sd6ern biais, in
8rObn's Bee Sibe.
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DaS Gbal abmdrteA

SabIorbilIe.-@ unierIiest Heinsm
Speifel. baB benz iunsen Ranne I'll.
bert S6ulb burd feline 8erbaftuns Gin
srObes llnredt sel6ebsn unb bic 9Iass
obns alien @runb 1T. SGulb mar Be-
bdlli6 ben aofter sines betrunfenen
ppIen bon benz Mooiic 8abnbofe mad
einem SoteI su brineen, ipobin beHen
Sobn borauS eesangen mar, ohne iid
UNI leinen Batter su fiimmern bei
Sobn bate aud bas @eIb bes alter
Rannes beimIi1 an Ii1 eenommen,
bamit es nidt berlOren eebe. Serl
S6uIb 1T Elm iuneer Dlann, tpeI9ei
Iib Der aneemeineu N4tung erfreui,
uno er 1T burd feline @utmdtbigfeit in
b6ie Ra9rebs ssfommen. : 0ieaei&i
Iiebe Iid burd cine petition babiu
ipirfen, bab ben 8eipobnern bon ben
gpne, ar1baIb, SibIep, Carbon OH
unb 8enbbam bic 9oitiaden bur9 sis
nen 8rieftrdeer ;ueebra6t iptirben.
Man iebe bon elmer Serabiebung bes
gortos ab unb fibre anltatt oefIen mebs
8eauemIi6feiten auf benz 2an6e ein.-
Die 0litsIieber ber bieiisen beutiden
ebanssIifben 0emeinbe balten ndHlfen
Samitas in S4uItteib's @dIo4en Elm
pic Sic.
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1rdebeit Der Sfieren lit eiu ses
fdhrlidaer Tehler berfelbeu.

9m 3uftano Der llntbdtigteit gsratben fe
RAID arber Oronung. Sene bartnddiaen nno
perbinenibuoIlsn asiosn. Die 8.isbfihe Rie.
rtntranibeit uno 3uderrubr itellen f9 nit
ihredlidsr Siherbeit Elm. iobalo Die Risrsn.
tbdtigfeit paiagt Blnisntaiarrb. Rarnbe.
ldweros uno 3Dans fno bic fait uupfrmeio.
Iihen 6OIasu elmer partisIleu adbmung Der
Blals. Die burt edwdde ooer Srdgbeii Der.
isIben peruriadt piro. pofettere Rngen.
biiisrs 1T Elm woblthdtia pirfsnbes. anregenoss
Miitel oas bic Sbdti9teii Der in Neos ftebsn.
ben Orgnne f0roert. anf oeHeu @irtungen man
hd Uerlaffeu iaun, ebue ben iibsrgroben Reij
befiirdteH 40 miIiieu. melfer bdufe Die aoel
ees @snufts Der sew6bHlid i'm panoel Dor.
tommenoen nihi meobinild pr6parirttn eli.
mnlauteu it, Wis ntitere pobIibdtige @irt.
uug oes gitters III anjuflbren. bab es ouid
Die @ieoerbsriteluHg Der aitiopsfdbiefeit bsl
Riereu oisieIben in Stano iest. 6as ourd bic.
ieIben pnffnenoe 8lut BON allen llureiuieteiieu
30 btfreien, peIde 70 bdufg Rbeumatismui
uuo Uaflerfudt Deruriaden. Rerpoftdt Bic
ber uno Mattigfeit, Beriiopfune uHo Dssbep
fla peroen ourd oas 8iiters iiberwyhoeu.
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BON Der saSfeite.

Gin brei Dionate aItes Qbhterlein
bon 9biIip 0iepers, bon Stone Apes
nue., ipurbe am 5reitas i'm tatbpIii9en
6riebbpfe beeraben.
Sin srobes semeinldaftIi6es 9ic
Sic lpirh am Ylittipod, ben %. glugult,
I'M Central Bari bon ben ct. Betris,
9ius une ct. Soiepb's 1lnteritIbunsSs
8ereinen abesbaIten. Das Gpmite
ipiro belpnbers fir cine ausse;sidnete
Wluiif, bic UorSlslidfen Grfrii6unsen
unb isOe anbere SequemIi6feit Der 8es
IU6r Gorge tragen.
9as burd cine frlbsre grSienfune
entitanhene Sod hinter Srbins 9lpenue,
nabe 8roOf Strabe, 1T firsIi6 aufsea
fiiIlt lpproen.
9urs na6 12 rbr AM 9ienhas Wlit.
tag GberTubr elm Del. & $. 8afueiers
aug on Der 8irdfrabe unb WaIbinstpr
glDenue 8abnfreuauns bic etipa &C
Sabre aIte SuIia O'Brign uno t66tet'
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hpppeltes @eIeiie uno es ibeint, bat
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