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The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

Congressman Butterworth of Ohio. has
introduced into Congress in the form of
bill his plan for recipr~n'.-
" last Co--- nv with canada Tn
-. congress this plan figured in the
IN of resolution. The second section of
the bill, which is as follows, explains the
scope of the plan:
"That when it shall be certified to the President
OF the United States by the COVE nment of the
said Dominion of Canada that, by the authority of
its Parliament, 1t has authorized the admission
into the ports OF SAID Dominion of all articles Of
trade and commerce, the growth, produce or man.
ufacture Of the United States, free of duty, the
President shall make proc amation thereof, and
shall likewise proclaim that all articles the
growth, produce or manufacture of the said Do
miniOn Of Canada, free of duty, and such articles
snail be SO admitted intO the ports of the United
81 ties, free OF duty, SO long as the said Dominion
of Canada shall admit he products of the United
States. as herein provided, into the ports of the
dominion free Of duty"
The bill further provides for the settle
ment Of the fisheries dispute by extending
the principles of reciprocity to the relations
of the two peoples on the sea. Citizens of
the United States would have the same priv
ileges in every port and sea of Canada that
Canadians would have in the ports and wat
ers of the United States. The position
which Mr.. Butterworth takes in relation to
the measure is strong one. The object of
tariff, he says, is to provide revenue and
equalize conditions of competition. But he
holds that between Canada and the United
States these conditions are in no need Of
equalization, and that therefore there is no
need of tariff between them. at is inter-
esting to observe the gigantic efforts that are
being put forth to build up commerce with
the South American nations, with people
5000 miles away" says Mr.. Butterworth,
while at the same time an equal effort is
being made to hamper and restrict a more
advantageous trade with people of our own
lineage and language, who live almost with
in sight of u.s." A special committee of the
Senate has been examining the conditions of
our trade relations with Canada all summer
and is still at work, being in New York at
the present time. The present indications
are that the report of this committee will
reveal surprisingly strong sentiment, es-
pecially in the West, in favor Of closer rela-
tons with Canada. Mr.. Butterworth can
hardly expect, however, that this Congress
can succeed in bringing about reciprocity.
This country can never consent to reciproc-
ity with Canada until perfect assurance can
be given that British goods will not be
smuggled in under it. So not only the senti-
meut of Canada, which is in the balance
now, but the influence of England must be
reckoned with, and England is very certain
to discourage any movement tending to give
the United States an advantage over herself
in any colonial market
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

The lynching at Barnwell, S. c., seems to
be making an unusual stir in that State Not
only have the leading newspapers denounced
it. but the Governor has offered reward in
Denali OF the State of $500 for the apprehen.
sion ana arrest Of each of the gang who were
concerned in the affair. 1t is to be hoped
that TINS stir is really sincere and is the re-
SUIT oil real awakening to the disgrace and
damage which the liberation of lawlessness
Is infictiDg upon the South.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JAN. 1.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu.
neations. The name and address OF the writer
are in all cases Indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
The New "oId Man Of the Noun

tatn.'
BARTLETT. n. H., Dec. 80, 1889.
To the Editor of the Press:
Dear Sir-I first learned through the col
umns of your paper that had been credited
with the honor of discovering a remarkable
resemblance to the human face in a cliff at
Livermore, New Hampshire. The item has
attracted considerable attention judging
from the marked copies of Portland and
Boston papers that have received. In jus.
tice to myself l will say. while the facts Of
the case as they now are have Lot been ex-
aggerated, the credit may be premature as
spring may intirely obliterate the likeness
which now seems so perfect. / have care
fully examined the cliff which appears to be
of solid gray stone, but from the nearest ap
proach to the point where the giant face l.
SO perfectly outlined it is possible to be de
ceived, the formation may be made up Of ict
as we'll as stone. If not asking too great 6
favor should be pleased to have you give
the above brief notice la the PRESS hoping
that other papers who have alluded to thu
discovery will copy and place the matter OF
its rather uncertain base.
Very Respectfully,
j. M. JERow.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

The report is now that the Cars recent
sickness was not due to la grippe. but to
poison introduced into his food by agents Of
the Nihilists.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01


The decline of interest among the Demo
G atic managers in the Australian ballot
system since the election in Boston
Is very marked. The Democrats had been
SO long accustomed to shout fraud and br;.
Dery after every defeat that great many
Oh Them had really come to believe that Re-
publican victories were chiefly due these In.
nuences. and that with opportunities for
their use removed victory would perch upon
the Democratic banner the most of the time
Inc election in the Democratic stronghold of
Boston awakened them from their fond dc.
iusion, and since then the Australian ballot
system has steadily declined in popularity in
Their estimation. Alarm. lest a pure ballot
may swamp.them entirely has succeeded. and
i spreading over the country with the ra-
pioity OF the influenza 1t has already got as
lar south as Baltimore, where the Demo-
cratic editors have been holding a confer
ence and listening to lecture on the system
by Senator German. German pronounced the
system scheme to beat the Democrats, and
alleged that In the only two thorough trials
which 1t has had in this country that had
been the result. One of these trials was in
Boston and the other in Montana. Concern-
the latter German introduced the testimony
OF the Governor of that State, who wrote
MN that but for the Australian system
the Democrats would have had 5000 or 60oo
majority. Since the Boston election we
think we have detected GOODNESS toward
Enc system even among the Democratic
papers In Maine, in striking contrast with
the torrid heat of their advocacy when they
thought 1t would compass the defeat of the
Republicans. One paper which firmly sup
ported It now thinks 1t will be quite enough
TO keep loafers and workers number of feet
from the polls, and is not quite sure but the
provisions for secrecy and the official ballot
may be abridgments of the liberties of free
men.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
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The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
Cured by Cuticura

am cured of a loathsome disease, eczema, in
its worst stage. l tried different doctors aud
been through the hospital, but all to no purpose.
The disease covered my whole body from he top
Of my head TO the soles of my feet. My hair all
came out, leaving me complete raw sore. After
REMEDIEs, and after using three bottles Of CUT
ICURA REsoLvENT, with CUTICURA and CUTI-
CURA SOAR, / find myself cured at the cost of
about So. / would not be without the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES IN my house.
ISAAC ii. GERMAN. Wurtsboro N Y.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
Burning and Itching

was sick in the fall of 1883 with burning
and itching so bad that in three weeks l was COW
cred with a rash. aud could not sleep nights or
work days. Some doctors thought IL might be salt
rheum (eczeua), and said they had never seen
anything like IL before. / received no help from
any of them. or from any medicine that could get
hold Of until tied your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
After three weeks use was able TO work, and
kept getting better, until am now entirely cured
G. E. OSMER, Taftsville, VT.
have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES success
fully for my b by, who WAS afflicted with eczema
anu had such intense itching that he got no rest
day or night. The itching gone. aud my baby j.
CURED, and Is now healthy. rosy-cheeked boy.
MARY KELLERMANN, Beloit, Kan.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
The Attitude Of the W. c. T. Union,


In view OF wide spread misunderstood
ing concerning the attitude of the National
W0man's Christian Temperance Irnion u,;,,
you kindly allow me to make n few STAT, Nh
ments through the columns Of the PRESS
Ihere has been no loss In membership cas
mas been reported, during the last wear
Inc report of the corresponding Secretary
exactly agrees with that of the treasurer,
i oo, reports plainly show an increase OF
5,S2l members during the year -
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
LIND INVE,TMENT AssO1IATIoy

a. al inu,anapons, Ind, pays per cent int rest
npoa sasr S oy Re !. E.tate Security net
IN three years. Men If highest ia ai,ss end u
s pc,nSoty IN the State connected with this As
sD D For full particulars, address Meridi-
Block, Indianapolis, Ind dec27dI M, YAM vance
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

senator Beck of Kentucky, who is one of
the most extreme silver men in the country.
condemns Secretary WINDOWS silver plan
ana suggests one of his own. Mr.. Beck
would have the government coin twice as
many silver dollars as are coined now, bring.
Ing the monthly coinage up to $4,000. 600 a
month. Then he would have the govern.
ment call in all the outstanding gold and sill
yer certificates and issue in their stead coin
certificates payable in either gold or silver at
the option of the United States. Without
questioning the motives of Senator Beck. il
may be noticed that the effect of such pol
icy would be TO enlarge the government
market for the owners of the silver mines to
twice its capacity at the present time, and al
the same time give to silver all the support
OIL the government to make 1t the equivalent
OF gold. 1t is an attempt to solve the prob
lem OF letting an immense quantity of silver
INTO the currency of the country without de.
preciating that currency as compared with
gold values On the face of it this scheme
mas every appearance of impossib
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

incorporated SssSoecial New Hamr6;.. -
S,,t,.. lature
pa 1uo ecu 10 all the Laws regulating savtnos
Rns y anl under the direct superysj,1n n, 1bs
- v IN osnilW,ssloner, Is made a legal deDosftorv
ior Iunds OF Trustees and Guardians. '''ViJ
deposits In the Savings De artment commaroa
~ uIaW lntrres the first OF every month a vss
cent nee OF all taxes. pei
Our per cent Debenture Bonds secured hv
uePoslt Vi nrst mortgages an proved nronerfy 10
question. ""'oiutely beyond
For further particulars we respectfuIlv ratar 70
our representative below: 'o'ei :"
AHE ROCHESTER, LOAN & BANKING 70
Uaxino .ho..., Rochester N. II,
ma. M,iaving tnoroughy investigated the abova ins,,
su.ion anu having become familiar with M ,.sr
az hn can state that heartily recommend n
one OF the bet In this part OF Inc c"nnt,v
M SAFE aud well paying inves ment-rsneciaIIy
sn ~ ,eorntme Bond aud do most curdiav s.,iicy
su 1nalr vi lns tronagr Of Banks Bankers In
s, ulancS ana trust Companies Educa..onaI ana
pprinesoient Institutions Trustees Gnardians an
: 'v IVA INDIVIDUALS Any ant all business or ih.
ose Institution Will br properly and nromntiv
u w. urs respectfully
GEO Q. CAMEL.
NJ. -, Agent OF the Travellers Insurance.. A.
NJ -, National Bank Building Room 4. TortSsnd
fec7d M
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
Skins on Fire

Agonizing, itchina, burniny and bleeding
Eczema in las worst stages. A raw sore
from head Go feet. Hair gone. Docto's
and hospitals fail. Tried everything.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

DIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
IM oily skin prevented by CuTICuRA Soar.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
HENCE

we say tt Is for your interest 10
trade with us, and hence we ask
You to put our stat. meats 10 the
Test BY Investigating tue following
.ine OF bargains, and seeing IL we
nave The means 10 substssniiate
our claims:
$40 90 listers mt x1I.9S
IS 90 listers, fur trimmed
collars and cuffs, 2O.9S
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01

congressman Butterworth of Ohio. has
introduced into Congress in the form of a
bill his plan for recipr~"'.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-01
F"7"N117t11FFU
The ROCHESTER, LOAN & BANK,Ne 70
A'Ch son, Topeka and Smta Fe
RAILROAD co apANy

THE INTEREST due JANUARv, 1910
SSGnFNEEhaL MokTGA iE OUR PER CFN NJ
11SSnnp BINDS IT q Ar',HISON. TOPPER
AND SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY. ma
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Enfflaus.

9inneobanolcrt I DRESDEN bar ben.
ueuot iis til Resieriuseu meo gen ON,
at ben man true be ForeHcoe 5tatei
meo Hepresialier, bois aonsresien peb
tnger Wc9irleDs IGriibia.
anarfiittr. Regierinscn bar be-
9pubt en- Masieproces mob arnrfiiter.
iom CT o~ntlogsoe for at bape uobelt re,
uolntionGre 8ampbleter trpfte | Geut.
&c ~uiBtigitc Sanger or Ell Malsr oeb
9aun Beber % cit Strrooer ueo 0aun
Reinert. Re9ierinseu ianbt | Rciuerts
6us en- elite ouer ale anarttiter / Ger.
fin. Z gtoua bar autoriteterne ubpiIi
alle rusiiite, siterrigite % itau6innoiNs
gnartiItcr. % ileitc fit Ell 5riIt al IA
Gage, men s maatte iortaoe ggen sic'
bliteli0.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
y b.
Cprer | Sibiriens 6uloorubsr

cprpr | Sibiriens 6ulogruber,
Sra Sibirien bsrette5, at Der er fore.
ialot blo6ige Gptriu | De r~uslilts Drill.
tionrrers, Baiileipiti a. 8artnI3ofs,
@~u!o8ruber. arbeiOerue blep al gun
ger % Outstanding brcUue til Oprgr.
0e ornbte 10 GpipusmeuO og req ueo
ilere 8pguingcr. en- 2tioclia8 aoiatfer
6lco cfter en- 6lo6ig Ramp ltnaeoe tifs
6ass. 70 RegimeHter aosiatter CT M
paa Reiien bio.
SIoe6ranoe llralbjer1cne. SBt.
%9gnoelieu at iiOite u0e raieOs seeless
genoe SlOebrauoe / @rubeoiitritterne |
ural. 8 l~ltaleit or aIle Smettebptter,
ct Iaiinoe 8aauin9sBuie, 4 Gfoter, 3
airter, Soipitalerne os 5orraaosmnsa.
~iinerne bleone Eire for 6lammsrHe.
40 Weuueiter miiteoe 2ioet cs $4,000
bleo busUlloe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

5eitmaaltio. 6orrige 2srSas ai.
ten saues ct 5eitmanltib / ajsbenbdbn
for General Gbriitenien, Der ubpanoreoe
til Qeu Yort for Al aar iioen. Den
a~meritanite Geianot Glart 6. Carr o.
Here ! ajsbenbaun boiatte ameriianere
bar tillteoe.
aammerberre @rep Bile ubbraste
CT Sfaal for sGressjaiten % omtalte
observation-disclosures / General Gbri'
i~tenieus 2iusleb % tilfsieoe, at beune.
itjent ban bar en- Ggte mertfnnit 8or'
ger, bog bauoe bcuaret aiarlisbeOen til
lit 5soeldnb Os fine 2anosmeuo.
General Gbriltenisu iUareSe paa
Sfaaltalen % uOtalte fin 6labe opsr,
at bet after bar BAN fOrunbt at gieuie
tit 5ecelano.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
WaSfacbniettS

Sornlpffet. 5orrise Ssnbas roche
8 unse Mano | Bolton no / en- Cell.
baab paa en- 5iltetur. Gn Mil fra
9bompions Sslanb | 9ordeiter 8ap
fantreoe 8aaoen. Nae paa en- mar
flnbe iupmme, men be iorlsste life at
naa 2ano peb Cumming, berimob
flamrebe be fig til Yauben % trptteoe
ben ueo beres 3Dnsoe unber 8anbet.
9iot efter libt Iant ben enc eiter ben ans
ben / 8Dbet os brufneoe. Zen eneite
Sperlepenbe rebbebes berueS, at 8aas
ben bepebe Zig til Sperflaben UNDER
bam, us / beuibltlss 5ilItano brep ban
en- 3ib lang omfrins paa benne, in6til
5plf ira 2anb fit reboe bam.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Sera8.
st Iraft 5crnbaneroperi bfep be

vi IIHtl JCIHpuhtIuueIl pieo ptS
gaast ONT Miorsenen ben lobe bs. 2
Wiil i Spb ior 9erarfana paa ct.
9ouis, arfauias g. 3eras 8nren.
Ger mnitereoe ManS baOSe aabnet
ct SpOriifte, ioa Goset LIB al SpOret,
Gn 2anbitrpger, Der itial zig en- ai6res
tnr i g%rpresuosuen, bleo siebliftelis
bra6t. Rsperne ansreb grpresasentsr
men benne ioriuareoe Jig meo en- @ins
Geitsrrile. ga RDuerne trueoe meo at
br9nbe @asiaseroOgnene, bpis life Gr.
prespo9neu bleU aa6uet, Opersao asens
ten zig. Geueeltabet blep nabnet. os
9tgperne tos $4,000. De tOs MI @r.
pr~esusenten, Maitiniiten % 6prbsoeren
mo / Stopen, bandit benz til Greer os
1iro G~rpresaseuten aiennem Saanoen,
strmen % sst ere ior ai t1u~. ~
icr Gans Gf ,i;age. ~ Axe .-..%s
blcu DC bsl.ieae a. FasiasererHe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
g DbsSafpta.

Den bemofratiife Statsfonpention
bplbtes / Iberbeen ben lite bs. Sri.
senoe &anbibater nominerebes:
&pnsresm9nb: 3ommer 6. M. 3bo.
mas fra 9aiprence 60. ps q. q. Guis.
leg fra Turner.
@upernSr: @aris Taplor fra 8eable.
@ices@uuernpr: Setter goudman fra
@alportb.
Stutsietretar: 6. $. 5reeman fra
Union.
gubitor: 3. s. @ids fra 8rule.
&asierer: $. g. Sorswea fra Samlin.
attorneps@ General: g. .. San BUS
tirf fra gpbinstun.
superintendent for ben ofientli9e
llnberpisnirs: %. s. Burton fra
Sugbes.
Commits al Sfoles os oiientlist
2anS: 6. 8. gpenipn fra Cafe.
Commissioner al Grbeibe % Statiitif:
8. 6. &enneaD fra 8rotuu.
Gil 5prmano for Statcns Central
&omite oal9tes Otto Teemiller fra
CANTON.
Bartlett 5ripp anbcfales til Be Sors
euebe Staters SenatOr.
Gn iorgelig lllDffe banbte | Siour
Sails fprrise Manoas, ioet TO Smaa,
gutter, Saniun % 2unbea, iprans urs
Ser en- gosn % blep pperfiprte. Sans
ion, Der bgrte bientme / 2uperne, fit fit
Supeb fnuit us bpbe pie6liifelis. 9uuz
bea fit 8rpitfasien fnuit % bgbe en-
Time Ienere.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
90 II q.

Gbepenne. Snoianerne / Mpntura
bar iioite llse paret meset urolise os er
MI paa 8~rissitien. De bar forlabt fine
SiemIteber paa Reierpationen % iarer
omfrins i 8artier at Is til rs, oraber
8reaturer, ifpocr paa Settlernes Suie
% f~orpper golbsgierninser. gn bel
Del &pRsoporattere er Tpstet meo fine
5amilier til De itGrre Settlementer.
General Singer flyer, at &egierinseu
bar Trooper npf Der til at icrbincre
bisie frigslDitne S~noianere ira at ans
aribe Settlertte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
SnDiana q.

6oie.9uerue ! SarriiOn guuntp bar
after iOrGoet en- at fine mango Sfiau,
pisbeSer Der. Rat til fOrrise egrons
gift DC til @altcr Stones Reiibcns, fem
Mil fra GOrpcOn, tp9 Gam no al Sens
gen, bandit bam til ct Era 90 CAB bum
rs 9ibiteilas paa ben nssne Rps. De
beIfplbte SIR. Ruiue for at babe i~tianlst
Sgns fra en- Rabo men babe Mr.
Roiue % auue Be- 81 II bette ~. , .
Yei.emtsite, @atos : segsr u: "
gelfptSninsen er iano. Gisis Grsoui.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

Ger Far paret iaa mango Otter
fstrssler eiter 8~esbnbelien al be TO Surs
taninser i 8labet, "giennem bet mprte
SaitlunO" os "5ra Drowning ariitinas
llngoomstio", at hi bar trDtt benz Ter
Itilt, % rDe Ibonnenter % Inbre fan
faa ge9Dnbclien af besse Sortallinser
for 10 Gents.
Tpe Ibomnenter, Der MATTE
Fnjte bet, fan iitebetipr YrGmiebos err
bolOe belle iorrige aarsans at "8eb
Grten" ninbbunoen. 416 tore 81.
Der, bUori er Ell Masie COB us inter-
csinnt 2esnins. Ser er life mango
gremplarer tilbase.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Wisiouri.

Sne | Ct. gonis. Den lite Suni
ineeoe bet / 81. 9ouis, ibetminbite er
Der ooer 100 Eerloner, iOm tiger, at
SneilOter talot. Strar citer begpnote
bet of bd9le it9rft. Man ianbt Sdssl,
lom bar 0 CONNER | Smiang; paa ens
telte Steoer laa Saslene en- Sob bsit.
Sammenfeb. ct SouitruttiOnss
trRn paa ct. 2ouis, aeotut & Nortbs
iUeItern 8aneu ltgote iorri9e Wanoas
inmnlau meh- ct ara4itrGn IL Mil /
Spo iOr Snnni6nl. 6prbsoer Grtbur
3aplur % Bern 9elion orGbtes paa
Stebet, % ire andre bleu mere eler
minore ileut iorbrGnOte. Grain Dis
pntder 8apioion bapoe besaaet Ell
Sell, % ban to9 itror aiiteo. Oct oar
ben iDrite 4eil ban banhe heAaaet | De
II aar, ban bapoe pRret / S%ompanietS
5jeneite,
Gn iergelig SernbancnlDffe benote
WanSag Wor9cu paa 8dbaig. Sanen
81 Mil / &elt for 8arrenton. 20
5ra9ttrRn Itgote Iammen lige ubeniUr
8Det. Oct enc 2u9 bnOoe z BALLADS.
bcitepo9ne iplote neo 9rauerbeite fra
Sentndp. 8isIe ituloe til 8GbOetDbene
i Sanias Gitp. SDu Terioner, Der
itutpr paste Seitere, % Is urroiiuloe
3rauere brGbtes O9 en- Del 8erioner %
Seite lcmlaite0es. 8es9e 2otOmotiuer
pg Is 8Ogne t~nuites.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
@istoniin II.

Gobber. Sra GiblaHo berettes, at
man ben lobe bs. bnube funoet ct nrcoct
ri9bolbist &obberleie / 8eit 3rummono
NOR Gau gtaire 2afe. GrtIcn inbcGolbt
baace &Obber os SGlO, % ma fulbe
furiolse Sobberaaren tire Mil. MGn
giDr 6orberebelier til at aabne en-
@rube.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Wi arpla II b.

Sire Stubenter ira Sobns SOptins
llnioeriitet i Baltimore, &uis, Sarris
ion, Wtiler % Micabe, foretos iorri9e
2Croas en- Seiltur / en- Snst. &c GIT
10 fra Sort Wouroe, ga. Sm Otter
miobngcn ipran8 Sdgten lGf, men bet
lpffeoes Stuoenterne at bolbe ben oper
8anoet inotil Spnbas MorSen, oa ct
5orcnebc Staters arissitib ianot benz /;
TO at benz bar oa beuicitigie, ug be
andre baube Op9iuet oft Saab ON Reos
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
California.
6upernsr torres Of Ieors 6,

Supernsr Surrts Of Reore Calf
@fornia, Der tilbsrer ReritO, tiger, at
ben mcrifanffe Resisrins bar ~fOrlanst,
al De Joreuebe Staiers Regierins itrai.
Ter 8alter q. Smitb. ausuitus @er.
ria, STANFORD 8orben, Goiuaro Sia,
5reSerid Saa % nOsle andre, ionr
bnpbe taset Del | GnmmeuiuGr9clie
for at erobre Reore California. ollie
Sisie er 8Orsere oi California. Gu.
uernsr CORES bar gsOis paa, at en-
ensellt SorporatiOn c9ioa ba-prret
meo / SammeniuarseIicu. 9isIe Be
bier uil ban inart ien6e til ben meris
taffftte &8feetefi#s.-
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taft aaptein gaiati, Gmin 9ai3as Res
preisntant, $4,000, aetm af ns
2sn for Z Mars 3jeneite iom Stntbob
beri Equatorial 8rOpinIcr.
Malor 9Biismann, ben tDIte Resie.
rings Gommisi1r ! Eitairiia, er paa
Siemreiien til Berlin, ontommen til
Sue5. San tiger, at Gmin gai9a be-
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tiltraaOte Reiieu til BET SnOre at ai.
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