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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
FUNDAMENTAL wEAvEs.
Distinctive Methods Recognized in All Part
of the World.


of the World.
Weavers recognize several s'funda-
mental weavos," which permit of in
finite combinations and patterns. The
"tabby" or s'taffetan weave (from the
Persian tdftGa, to twist or spin, MAX
ing plain cloth. is q simple interlace-
ment of the weft thread over one warp
thread and under the next, requiring
but two harnesses. one up while the
other is down; this is the weave of
broadcloth, moussel;nes de laine, and of
the plain cottons whence these mus
Inns of WOOL came, The twill weave
produces a diagonal cloth, varying in
pattern with the number of harnesses
and the order in which they rise. The
serge or prunel weave, i. which three
harnesses are used-two down while one
Is up-is the simplest twill; the cassi-
mere or Batavia twill has four harnesses,
rising in pairs, but in successive order;
the sateen, or doeskin, often considered
a separate weave, has at lease five har-
nesses, of which four are down while
ore is up, thus flush ng either the warp
threads or the woof threads chiefly to
the surface, and producing the smooth,
sheeny effect known as satin Figured
cloths in infinite variety are produced
by combinations of these weaves
with each other CT with plain ground
(tafeta) weaving. The cross or gauze
weave, said to have originated in GAIA,
is totally distinct from either the tabby
or twill weaving; in this. one of the
warp threads is half twisted or full
twisted around another warp thread by
help of a ''doup leash" or extra har-
ness, and is then held in this position
by the shoot of the weft thread. The
double-cloth weave has additional warp
and weft threads, so interlaced that a
cloth of two distinct backs, in which
latter case kind of velvet is produced
by cutting the two portions apart The
pile or velvet weave proper is a fifth dis
tinctive method, using wires to uplift
the warp thread for pile as in making
Brussels carpets, yet to be described.
The simpler variations are on many
looms controlled by a chain harness in
stead of the jacquard attachment the
chains, of short rods. being fitted with
balls and sinkers, each ball lifting a
part of the harness as it goes by on the
chain, and each sinker depressing it
R. r. Bowker, in Harpers Magazine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
BEAUTY AT BILLIARDS.
Picturesque Costumes Worn by a Fems
Player of the Game.

Picturesque Costumes Worn by a Female
Player of the Game.
If you are woman have you got
billiard gown? asks the Philadelphia
Times. And if you arc man do you
play billiards so we'll that every woman
you know is begging you to teach her
howP 1t is not SO many years ago that
billiard saloons were always referred to
In about the same contemptuous tone
with which bar-rooms were, but now
adays there are few houses in which
they are so puritanical as to object to
billiard-room. This is wise. 1t keeps
the boys at home, gives the girls some
thing to do and affords to the fashionable
woman an opportunity to display her
figure and her deXterous handling of tho
cue. The billiard-room at the coun-
try house means a great deal, and
the women are never so happy as when,
possessed of veritable billiard gowns,
they lounge around tho room, play or
not, and tell about the days when Cleo
patra and her maids of honor INDUCED
in the pretty game. The most pict-
uresque billiard gown l have seen is
worn by beautiful brown<haired wom-
an. The skirt is a full one of old-rose
serge, the straight lines unbroken, and
yet the fullness does not seem to hide
the rounded curves of her figure as she
leans far over the table and calculates
just how far certain shot will send
certain ball. The jacket is of serge, fit
ting in closely at the back and having
loose fronts that faro away ana show a
waistcoat of pi2itod beiiotrora The
sleeves are puffs of the serge and opi-
reach to the elbow: TIE h~c.lre arms show
ing from there. No jcwclry is worn ex-
cept brooch, and to be in harmony the
hair is always arranged with great sim
plictty. Gorsetss Why, of course they
wear corsets,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
The Piauant storv.

Don't listen to it, girls. IT may be
very amusing; it may cause you to laugh,
but when you remember it afterward a
blush will certainly como. not only over
your face, but in your heart Listenint
to stories the wording of which and the
meaning of which is not nice, is the first
step toward making woman coarse and
vulgar, and certainly none of you girls
want to be that Cultivate in every way
the graces of gentlewoman, and re-
finement of feeling is certainly one of
the chief ornaments of womanhood. If
ever you are tempted TO listen to
piquant story, think for a minute If you
would like to write it down and submit
it to your mother. | don't believe it
would stand this test, and, unless it
woS..iiS5. dan't listen to 1t.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
The DOCTORS WIFE.
At the Mercy of the Gratitude of He
Husbands Patients.

Husbands Patients.
''Most persons suffer occasionally from
the kindness of their friends" said a
physicians wife to the New York Even
ing Suns Woman About Town, 'sbut the
person who really needs to pray to be
saved from it is a doctors wife. She is
so at the mercy of the gratitude of her
husbands patients, and that gratitude
does take such grotesque ways of dem
onstrating itself. My earliest and
hardest experience as a victim in this
way occurred when we were first mar
ried. We were settled in small town
and had just fitted up the dearest little
cottage home you ever saw, into every
detail of Wilhelm coloring, draping
and furnishing-I had put my whole
soul and whatever artistic instinct had
been endowed with.
Zone of the first persons to call on US
in our new home was a patient of my
husband, a rich and disagreeable and
hideously ugly old woman, who mag
ined herself to be the victim of every
disease she could hear of, and who was,
in consequence, the source of good
round income to US.
w men SlO rose TO loaNS she Sd1u,
looking about my little parlors: My
dear, your rooms are charming, but
see one thing they need, and shall have
that made for you at once We were in
state of delighted anticipation from
that time on, an anticipation stimulated
from time to time by hints of our bene-
factor. 1t will cost q great deal of
money she would say, but it will be
worth it, am sure
"One day it came, great fat package,
which we opened as quickly as we could.
There, set in a huge gilt frame, done in
the brightest possible oils, was life
size portrait of the old woman, that was,
if possible, an exaggeration in ugliness
of what nature had done for her 1t was
the work of a local artist, and was just
the most unspeal1ably hideous product
of paint and inability that ever saw.
I'm five minutes after tho arrival of
the portrait came the Wheeling original
to superintend its hanging, and nowhere
in the room could it go but in the con-
spicuous place where my most cherished
etching hung. There was no help for it.
We couldn't afford to ALLEVIATE the affec-
tions of thousand year, and up it
went. 1t staid there five years to spoil
my pretty parlor and bias my temper,
and the first thing | dil after the old
soul died and was decently inferred was
to cut the canvas to little bits and use
the frame for kindling"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
a TOUGH CuSTOMER.
Experience of Collector With a San
Francisco Artist.

Experience of a Collector With San
Francisco Artist.
Il struck the hardest game OF my life
to-day" said the agent of very SUCCESS
full collecting firm TO the San Francisco
Examiner. Il tackled my man for
twenty dollars that he owes restaur-
ant. He's an artist-paints landscapes
and portraits yon see his name all
covered with taffy in the newspaper
week in and week out.
I'm sorry, says he, stopping work
on his picture, and pushing his velvet
smoking-cap onto the back of his head
while he looked lazily at the bill, but
1 can't pay this for few months yet
"'WhY not?' says 1.
"'Because,' says he, L have more
pressing liability
"'More pressing than board bills?
says l, sarcastically.
eyes, good DEAL says he. I'm
buying pair of shoes on the INSTALL
ment plan, and the second shoe is to be
delivered to-day if can make a partial
payment. The coins here says he,
tapping his vest pocket.
"'All right says l, but you just give
that coin to me on account or I'll sell
you up
"'Sell what up?' says he.
"'Why, these here pictures says l,
sweeping my arm in a comprehensive
way around the studio.
These picturcs? says he. All right,
my boy, go ahead If you can sell them
I'll be much obliged to you. It's more'n
/ can do
with that no lighted up his pipe and
went on painting as tranquil as sum-
mer day. / admired him and asked him
out to have drop of something.
Excuse me- says he, standing back
and regarding his picture with one eye
closed, but not even CHANGING at me; 4
never have any social relations with my
trades-peoplc.'
81 was faint when got down to the
street.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
COUNT ZICHY,S JOKE.

How Hungarian Nobleman OutwAtted .
Vienna Customs Onaoer.
The famous Hungarian, Count Itchy,
who lived on o princely income in
Vienna, was, in his younger days, we'll
known all over Europe on account Of the
bets he made and generally won. Once,
when there was heavy duty imposed
on every head of cattle entering the
Austrian capital, he made q bet that he
would carry lamb duty-free through
the gate of Vienna, and that the gate
keeper, who acts as imperial oficeF, ad-
justing and receiving the duty, would be
glad to let him pass.
Next morning, the Count, disguised In
the clothes of a butcher, his butcher
knife in his hand, his shirt sleeves rolled
up, and carrying heavy sack on his
shoulder, made his way TO one Of the
fashionable gates of Vienna, says the
New York Ledger. But the wAtchRul
officer soon espied him. . /
what have you in that sack. fellow"
"a dog, SIR"
"a dogP Dog yourselfl Down with
that sacki l know fellows like you
sometimes carry dogs in sacks through
the gates, and sell them for mutton in
town. Down with your ssckr'
'But it's nothing but dog, and bad
dog. too. / will"
"Never mind what you will. Down
with your sack!"
The officer pulled the sack from the
supposed butchers shoulder, out the
string, and sure enough, out jumped one
OF the biggest dogs in Vienna. The dog
rushed against the faithful Government
servant, landed him several steps away
in the gutter, and then left for parts un-
known. After him went the young
butcher, shaking his big knife before
the eyes of the frightened ofloer, and
exclaiming:
IN settle you after catch that dogF"
About two hours afterward, the face Of
the butcher again appeared before the
raised window of the gate-oalce,
II have Just caught that dog again
Would you like to look at him?"
Get awayl Get out, you and your In
fernal dogl" And with crash the win
dow went down, and the smiling butcher
entered Vienna.
But no dog was that time In his sack,
but the latest lamb that could be found
in the suburbs Of the capital.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

What are your jewels and what are your
laces worth to you if, from undergoing the
trying ordeals which fashionable society i'm
poses on its devotees, enough to test the phys
ical strength and endurance of the most ro-
bust, you break down, lose your health and
become physical wreck, as thousands do
from such causes?
Under such circumstances you would will
1ngly give all your jewels and all your aces to
regain lost health, This you can do if you will
but resort to the use of that great restorative
known as DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Thousands of grateful women bless the day
it was made known to them.
For all arrangements irregularities and
weaknesses peculiar to women, il is the oTlu
remedy, sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in every case, or money
will be refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
An invig0rating tonic il imparts strength to
the whole system. For feeble women gener-
ally, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
Tobacco and the Toeth,

The use Of tobacco does not decay the
teeth; the nicotine discoloFs them and
the excessive use of the teeth by to-
bacco chewers naturally wears them
down much more rapidly than IL they
were used simply to crush the food.
Teeth, when worn down to the gum
from this or other causes are in the CON-
dition so often described as double
teeth all the way round" presenting,
as they do, a broad, smooth surface, not
unlike the appearance, though slightly
smaaaeE thnn the tops of the real double
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
The Prince OF Monaco.

The Prince of Monaco, who recently
married the dowager Duchess of Richie
lieu, has more old French titles than he
has toes on his feet His bride is enor-
mously wealthy and the Prince can now
indulge every wish Palaces, pictures
and poetry are his chief fads, and he
cares more for romance than roulette.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
a mp to = Correspondent.

Gluck, the celebrated pianist, used to
take his piano out OF doors to play and
we suggest that you follow his example.
Take itawaS outdoors, the farther the
better. The summit OF Pixies Peak
might do very well for a starter. and
then If any one objects kill him, Annie.
kill himi You certainly have some
rights that tho nolRhbors are bound to
respect.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28

Mrs. jefferson DaTis. since tte death
Of the late Confederate chieftain, signs
her name ~. Jefferson Davis. after
fashion in Louisiana md elsewhere in
the South, by which the French veuve
lwidowl is abbreviated to W." and
placed before the name of deceased
husband.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
7wo Months Record in Locating Industries in TooDooeo


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$50 ''"iie
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
SutaotS.

- Wie es UNI bie 6 biea9oer DsIt:
ausieuuns jet ftsbt, idiIbsrt bic r@bi'
cage N~bsnbpoit" foIsenbermuben: vDas
BeItausf 4 uunss: Oirsctorium ldBt anfin:
bigger, bab IS BON isst an, b. 3. na4bem
Tim S., 900, 600 aus benz Stabtiddel be:
wtuist iein psrbsn, pittIid stuas Ieiffsu
pirb. gis iest babsn uIsrbiuss feline 2si'
ftunssn i'm uunssfebrten 0erbaItnihe gu
ieinen SiIfsq aeuen seftlnbsn. Den Ser:
rsr wurbs 70 aiemIi9 aass bswiaist, mos
fe psrIansten. Die Sunbesresieruns
rdumte ibnen ben S9utbafeu eth, btt
Staats: 2ssisIatur trat gu elmer grtraf3s
,una auiammen, Der Stabtratb dnberts
3usimaI feline gsrorbnunsen, INN ibnen
entsssensutommen, unb bic Sarts@ ommif:
idre eaben ale Yarts Der, BITE He seforbert
batten. Grotbsm 1T bisber nod ni9t eins
mol Der YIus feitseffeIt. auf benz BITE Nus
ffsuuns absebalten werben ioa. Sc muir:
ben omar anssboten fir bas ausfaaen uni
PfdbIen elmer seutfeu Strete i'm Ses
uussel9risben, aber BITE einsesaugenen 81:
fertsn wurben idmmtIt9 suridsepieien.
Bon bttimmten YIdnen fir bic einsslnsn
&btbsilunssn unb 9sbduoe bat man pol:
Ienbs nod ni4ts sebort. Benn BITE Shr:
ger gbicaso's unter btsisn llmtdnben bod
5000, 900 bewtaiseu, 70 sei9iebt bus
nur, neil fe ft5 ni1t DOR Der sanaeu Deli
blamiren uoIen, uub ntdt etwa, neil is
benz aus itslunsss Directorium ibr uuper:
dnbertes Bertrauen gu betunben uiini4eu.
Das 8ertrausn lit TN @esentbeiI Idnsf
sei9uunben. SIZE If etne R0rpsrIdaft 10
l4le9t MD GuBen bin pertrstsn porbeu,
pte bic Stabt gbicaso bur9 bas WeItaus:
iteaunessD trsctorium p!rtrsten wirb. Dis
Birseri5aft bat fi9 atdts po.superfen,
es ist bsnn ibre S4udds s~ssenibsr ben
vYrominenten", welte f1 bic 9ettuna
Der ausfslune BON pOrnberetn anmabten.
- suf Der lsstsn 9iits mud Suinois &c:
fauener neuertbsilter obsr erb6bter Yeniio.
men finben mir untsr So Nameu uur pie,
DeutiSe. Stnb BITE 9suti5su bei9siSs:
ner coer ebrli9er, ooer perhen He tn Wa'
Ellington als 8eteranen awetter Rlafe an,
Seisbsn2
- Sect bat man aud 8srIsn I'M R q:
dinaw;SIufie, einem bic Counties
Wc3ean, Woobforb unb lu3eueu i'm mitt:
Iersn GbsiIs bss Staatss Sainois bur9:
ftr6menben Nsber Il life bss Slinois; 5Iui
ies, sefunesn. 3uei &uaben in &appa
baben taraIi9 ben JIuBmuldeln unsefdb,
40 Berlen entuommeH; fir spei berlsIbeu
wutosn ibuen in Bsorta 1922 ssbotsn. ga:
iisIi9 lift iest bas YsrIf isbar in ben &c.
naHnten COUNTIES aussebro9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
eiterrei6sun8ar
Nu 81 mirb oe5hriebe

- Au Bossn wirb ssi4risbsn: 9m
%. Sebruar 1909 purbe auf Der iogen.
vEu9bIsi4e" auBsrbuIb Der Stabt BoBen,
auf benz beutissn grsraisrpIass, Der pom
franj0fi9en 6rieSssert9ts wssen GbsiIs
nabms an Der Sniurreetion gum Eobs bur9
Yulper unb Blsi psrurtbstlte Yeter Wapr,
Wirtb van Der Mtabr@ Bel Brirsn, erf4oi;
fen unb am Nbenbe besielbsn Cages nabe
Der Stabtpfarrtir9e bssrubsn. IS wurbs
benz srft 40 Sabre alien, aus Bitten ssbirs
tiseu Wanne, wel9er Wsib unb &inber
bsiaB, n~absssleSt, ct foIe ausiassn, bab
CT pom benz Uerbots ni9ts sewubt unb I'm
suten @laubsn ben Aufitanb mitsema&t
babe, bann werbe sr ber psrbansniBpoIsn
8srurtbeiluns sntseben; Yster Napr wsis
serts it@ iebO4, 10 aus3ufassn, inbsm CT
iasts: sd babe es gut sspubt unb wia
msin 2sbsn NIT teiner Qiss srtaufen."
CUR @rtnaeruns an bisien uneri9rodsnen
9elbsn wirh u Der bisfiss Wuieums0e rs
sin sinsn wlrbisen 9s6sntitsin an Der
@rdbitdtte peter Wapr's srri1tsn. Cine
marmorns @ebenttafsl wirb aud am alien
Wirtbsbauis an Der Wabr 3pil9sn Brirsn
unb 8Iauien anssbra4t. Dur9 bic grs
5dbluns elmer nod beute Iebenben @nfeIin
bes Better Wapr ssIans Go nun, bic ri9tiss
B~ssrdbnibftdtte aus fnbis au MAIDEN, wdbs
renb man bisber INNER nod barber i'm
5wsifsI mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
&a1iaA.

- Dte ginpcbner pon Ranias bsfnben
ft9 In elmer betlagenspsrtben Sage, neil
ibrs grntsn bur9 beige Winbe ,srit6rt wors
ben fnb. 0ieie @tnbe pirten pie elm
slibenbsr 8 fen unb pertroduen 4aes, mas
ibEen in ben Bes tOmut. Su einem bals
ben Gage wirb bas f66ns @iin Der SeIber
oft In elm b~iitsres Braun perpanbeIt
Oieie Btnbs beui9sn ni9t ieoss Sabr,
aber wabrenb apsier Slbre inb bic Sin:
wsbner pon &anias BON bsnislbsu beimges
iu4t woroen. Die Sarmsr piiien taum,
mas iis aufansen iolsn. gieIe BON ibnsn
baben ni9t etnmal Samen pon ibren SeIs
bern betommen unb muBten f9 an bic
R%esieruns um SIlfe uenben. 0i1ita,
weI9es Elm !3eit lang cine sIaussnbe 3us
tunft bate, TT, wie Elm 5srr aus benz @e.
fen beri9tet, Der 5bsits 9la5, ben er
iemals in Der @eIt seiebsu bat. Der
9anbeI fsbt flu; Riemanb bat stnas su
tbun, unb, per tann, sebt fort. 9uns
bsrte uon Sduiern itsben Issr unb es IN
Niemanb p%orbanben, UNI fe su bewobnen.
Wobnbduier. bic $50, 900 tofteten, psrben
gu elmer Wistbe uon SIS ben Wonat anse.
boten, mas taum seniist, um 8srfi5sruns
unb Steuern 3u be3ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
@opseafota.

- @tnen sutsn Sang baben gunbesses
beimpoli3tffsn pom Yoffotsnft ssmaht. @s
1T ben Snipettoren WuttiRs, NuplOr unb
Crop ndmIid %ssIunssnn, ben BIS isst nod
ni9t bingfeft ssna1ten T~beiInebmer an
benz TIM Sunt Bel SaIem ifattsebabteu
@iienbabnraub. BET weI1em ben 0sribsrn
beHsIbsn cine bebeutenbs Summe @eIbss
unb weribpoIe S1mudia1sn aur 8euts
fisIen, in Der Perion zines iunsen Wannss
nit Ramen Ism. u. NsDberrp, aneeblit
einsm gsrwanhten bes fribsrsn gbicaso'sr
Poftmeifers unb erpdbltsn @ousreb nits
globes Hswber,p, gu psrbaften. New:
BERN bate nit eiusm GENTLE en- Bailey, ben
Ct in Teras tsnnsn ssltrut bate, bic BE.
raubuns bes tn einen 5us Der Nortbern
Yacifc giienbabu eiuseiteaten grpreBua:
gems ssplant unb nit beitsm @rfoIse dus:
sefibrt, uorauf 8eite, nit S4dssn reid
bsIaben, bic SIu4t ersrifsn unb ii9 aui
%seiOuberten Wssen mad Geras wanbten,
Dort wurbe 3usrf Bailey mad ~uersueifeI:
ter @sseupebr usrbaitet unb ipdtsr In
Sarge gu a9t Sahren 3u9tbaus uerur:
tbsilt, wdbrenb es Nswbsr,p eelans, fit
bisber Der 5sftuabme gu snt3isbsn. Dis
SunbespoliSei aber bate mittIerweiIe In
@~rfubrans sebra9t. bag aud Ispber,r
fi9 in DasOta berumtreibe unb bort nubu
man TIN f,It.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
@tuuetota.

- GAIL 2arirn aus 5ut4infou III
auf Der gnteniaso uuf benz gebar Gate aus
benz Boot seftirtt unb ertruntsa.
- 3uei 6inber bes Sarmsrs s. @eters
camp in WeIcoms ipisItsn btsier Gage
In einem Strobf6ober. Dur9 irssnb einen
3ufaQ serietb bic pairie In 8ranb unb has
5suer tbeiIte f4 benz S9ober NIT. als
bic Rinber b%erpcrs9osen wurben. mar has
cine bersits tobt. bas anbsre bate ioI9e
Sranbwunben e%rIttten, buB ss uabri6sins
LID iterben wirb.
- Su ct. PauI wurbe bic 60 Sabre
aIte frau anna Rlos pon sinem ~eIsctri.
i4en Wassn setroffen unb 70 i9Iimm psrs
lett, baB ie itarb.
- Das nd4fts &sprdisntantsnbaas Der
Winnsfota'er 2ssislatur wirb an~ti:rspabIis
tanii4 istn unb man isbt f9 bsreits nod
benz einem Wanne um, Der ben Osmotras
ten unb Naiaucss2suten ais Spre4er ae.
nsbu iein mag. @enannt wsrbsn 8. s.
SurIons pom Wowsr. 9. Z. gbampIin pon
Blue Garth unb q, 6. Stipsrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Ct it oa! Ct If oa! 81 if oa
Der Reeemsburaer Marienfa.

Ser 8egenSburaer Martenfa.
LENDER fur 1891. Dieter %beftausseftats
tets, reid iquitrirts &alenbsr bat foIssns
ben SnbaIt:
/. 8oQffdnbisss R~olenbarium fur bic
8ereinisten Staaten In 3wsifarbenbrud
NIT ben O%arffeuunsen pom IL W~onatsbeis
Iiseu unb ben Mbbilounsen pom 10 tatbos
lildsn 2ebranfaltsn bes 2anbss nebif Ters
ten. 2. Sauffrirter Rsbus nsbff benz Nns
sebot BON 100 Brsiien. 8. Sauffrtrter
NsuiabrssruB. 4. Oarifeluns unb Be-
i9reibuns Der beiItsen IA NotbbeIfsr.
S. Beri9t iber bic brittle beuti9someritas
Rii9e 8atboIitensg eriammIuns in glsues
lamb, o., nebff neun Bortraits. 6. @,ins
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pbie bes neuen 8ii9ofs DR.. 8. 3ar6etti
in ct. g!oue, Rinn., nsbft Yortrait.
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bur1 bic Snbianer. IL. Cine Wilttdrs
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1874 Wtatu ctr.
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lung In einisen Sasen f%tattTnben. 0ier
anbere Stdbte foIsen ben, BsiipieIe. Die
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am l6. Hopember ~ phillips burd
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Hubenfeite Der llbr paren bic Worte:
You signed the Bennett law, unb aut
Der Sanenieite bss DedeIs: The Ben
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