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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

CHARLES j. BoNArARTE is the grand
son of king and the granddaughter of
an emperor, but he is plain American
lawyer. Although millionaire he
rarely cntertains, dresses plainly, looks
plain and is plain. He is short, stout
and swarthy, and his appearance on the
street is very remarkable. His head
shakes from side to side like the pendu-
lum Of clock. He is married. but has no
children, and, unlike his brother, jerome
Napoleon: he does not pose before the
world as an imperialist Bonaparte.
His ambition is in the way of his profess
sion. He would like to be Judge, and
is something of an orator.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
Killed BY the Carr.

JACKSON, Mich, March ia terri
BILE accident occurred on the Michigan
Central Air line eros 8 ng in this city
this morning. Henry Purdy, accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter, while
attempting to drive across the track,
were struck by an engine and all three
killed almost instantly. Mr.. Purdy
was a pioneer of Jackson county.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

GEORGE w. CHII.DS says that since the
Introduction of foreign and native min
eral waters as table beverages the use
OF wine has decreased nearly one-half
at dinner parties and entertainments.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

AN aHctioneer recently sold part Of
the contents of A. T. Stewards wine
cellar in New York. The lease of the
Stewart man SION made it necessary to
get rid OF many bottles there on which
cobwebs had gathered. There was one
case con tanning dozen bottles put up
in 1907. Buell.. Old Brahmin, Reserve,
Tercial, East India, Talisman, Green
Seal brandy and other choice liquors
were sold in the lot. Sherry and claret
md few bottles of whisky were also on
thu catalogue. About one hundred per-
sons were present, include e swell cpl
cures and wholesale dealers from other
cities. The bids were not extravagant
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

DocToRs, as a rule, are reticent about
their fees. but DR.. willard Parker was
paid 500. 600 for the successful removal
of an excrescence from the face and
neck Of the son and heir of one of the
wealthiest families in the vicinity Of
New York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
Miracles Of Artistic Beauty.

The new brocades continue to be
miracles of artistic beauty and endless
variety. A length of pearl-colored bro
cade in shower of lilies of the valley,
u delicate cream ground hidden in a
tangle Of tiny roses, a mass of soft
yellow silk scattered over with wheat
ears all await the moment Of inspirs-
tion in some master mind to be COM
bined in wonderful creations for the
enhancing Of some rare besuty's charms.
Even staid woolen materials have caught
the craze, and blossom with anemones
and Japanese chrysanthemums of black
on terra Gotta or gray surfaces. Suita-
bic compliments Of these gorgeous fab
RIGS are the girdles of pearl sometimes
thrown among their folds in the shops,
pearl Medici collars, garnitures of pale
pink poppies and roses. with velvet
petals and centuries Of black passemen-
torie with long fringed ends Of iet-N.
Y. Sun
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

DURING tho latU blockade in Califor-
via newspapers were taken into Lake
County on horseback and sold for fifty
cents apiece.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
Profit Sharing Successful.

The New England Furniture Company
at Minneapolis recently declared semi.
annual dividend of per cent on the sal.
aries of all employees who have been in
the employ OF the firm for one year. In
other words, If man is getting salary
of 81, 900 year he gets 8 per cent. on
$500, his salary for six months. The first
six months during which the plan
was tried the per cent was 81, the last
six months it was g.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
INFECTIOUS GERMS.
How tho Bacllll Of Different Disc
Grow and Develop.

How tho Bacilll Of Different Diseases
Grow and Develop.
Nineteenth of all diseases, If not all,
are caused by specific low organisms.
Among those which we have already iso-
lated distinctly are the bacili of con-
sumption, typhoid fever, yellow fever,
lock-jaw, pneumonia, cholera, dysentery,
plague, etc. There is great difference
between these different bacilli, just as
there is between large animals. A
fence which will be perfectly safe
against cattle may prove of no account
against dogs; and where cattle may
grow we may not be able to raise
elephants Similar differences exist
also between those bacilli.
All of these germs of diseases require
moisture for their plantation and growth.
They are not killed by dryness; they
only do not develop. A well-authenti-
Gated case is on record where the plague,
which we have now hardly any reason to
doubt, is caused by bacillus, broke
out in town in Germany 200 years
after the last plague had been there
and while no cases of plague were within
1000 miles-after the tearing down OF
an old house, in the masonry Of which
mummy was found that had been &C.
mented in. From records it was evi.
IDENTIFY the corpse of person who had
died 200 years ago of the plague. This
shows the wonderful tenacity of these
microbes. The whole medical science
has been revolutionized by their discov-
cry.
1t has been found that the germ of
cholera will grow on every article Of
food that is exposed to drsughts of air,
however light, from the commodes and
the privy. In dysentery proper the bac-
cillus spreads through drinking water
polluted with sewage; the same in the
case with typhoid fever.
Uncleanliness is now much better un-
derstood as being the factor in spread
ing diseases. Virchow examined the
nails of school children and underneath
those nails he found, with particles Of
dirt, eggs of all the intestinal parasite
cal worms aud bacilli, which, of course,
would be eaten by the children with
their daily bread.-Prof. Chas. Mayr, in
Sanitary Era.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
Twenty CreamerIes Sold.

A controlling interest in the Crescent
creamery system, consisting OF twenty
immense creameries in Minnesota, was
recently sold to syndicate OF foreign
capitalists, of which Henry Willard is =
member, for $500. 600 cash and some
valuable franchises, consisting of dock
privileges and terminal facilities in
Tacoma and Seattle. This is the first
creamery plant in the United States to
pass under the control of European
canitalists
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
will Walk to the Coast.

WABAsH, Ind. March Al. s. Har-
riman, the pedestrian, has completed
arrangements for his walk of 5000
miles to the Pacific coast on q wager OF
$4,000. The final deposit Of $500 has
been made in New York by Harriman's
hacker. He will start from Wabash on
April 10, accompanied by two guards on
horseback. Hartman will be obliged
to average forty-6ve miles day to win.
Three Hundred thousand Dollars short.t
JACKSON, Miss, March 1A-The ex-
pert accountants find that .ex-State
Treasurer Hemingway IL $500, ,oo1
short in his accounts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

ALASKA cost only S7,nU0,00o and the
revenue to the National treasury is ex-
pected to amount to SO, 600, 900 year for
the naXt twenty wears
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

"A Meadville (ohit) editor wrote Of .
aew pastor that he was "full Of life and
rigor." The compositor set 1t up. "fnll
sl pic and vinegar"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Singular Suit of . Norwegian Girl Agains,
Railroad Company.

Singular Suit Of Norwegian Girl Against
y Railroad Company.
In the United States Court at st. Paul
the other day Bertha Walstad, Nor
wegian girl, began singular suit
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad Company. While travel
ing in Southern Minnesota Miss WAL
stad changed cars at Rushford. 1t was
midnight and she was directed to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul depot,
in charge of one Walter Green. She al
leges that she was criminally assaulted
by Green, and, although informed of the
facts, the company retains him in its
employ. She sues to recover $40 600
DAMAGES
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
The Burlington = Northern Road Sold.

BosToN, March 14-Lee, Higginson
& Co. on Wednesday bought majority
of the stock Of the Chicago, Burlington
& Northern railroad at $40 per share, in
the interest Of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad, and are ready to buy
all the outstanding stock at the same
price. The Northern will be made q
part Of the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy system and rate cutting will
cease. ~
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
Escaped In Their Night Dresses.

The Commercial Hotel in South St.
Paul was totally destroyed by fire at 4
o'clock the other morning. The guests,
chiefly cattle-men, escaped in their
night-clothes. Peter Foley, the propri
etor, was seriously injured by being
struck on the head with trunk thrown
from an upper window. Loss, $23, 900;
insured for half that amount.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20

B3IIot N0t0fm IN Nov x0rKs
ALBANY, March 1.-THE Assembly
has passed Mr.. Paxton's ballotasfola q
bill bv . vote Of % 70 81.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
Pardon

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March ton May
Is, 1885, Lewis Carter, colored pri.
vate in the Twenty-fifth infantry, Unit
ed States army, was court-martialed
at Fort Smelling for criminal
assault, robbery and desertion, and
found guilty of all and sentenced
to ninety-nine years in the Saltwater
penitentiary. President Harrison has
reviewed the case and issued an uncon-
ditional pardon to Carter, which takes
effect May IS, next, and reprimanding
the court-martial which convicted him
on little or no evidences; also taking the
ground that five years is = sucfiient
penalty for desertion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-03-20
The Indians Complain.

The Mile Lacs Indians complain Bit
terly because the greater portion of the
maple orchards, or sugar bushes, have
been cut down and destroyed by white
squatters the past winter, and thus not
only are the Indians being dispossessed
of their lands, but one of the chief
staple factors contributing to their sub.
sistence is being wantonly destroyed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-09
9er ansfann nfr R6rteLmndler.

Ren,g gorf, 8. SuIi. Die GrcsaeI9mo.
rfnen hes SnIt 2eEultRes HnteriuCoeu aie
DfGntelmader lnrupeu, uu6 mGa glaubt,
6as baIb eltiGiebene 96ritte In bsr 4uaeles
genbeit ergriffeu UerOeE. BriFoent garRoe
Don ber yAmalSGmatec= Eah1Ebea jaate bsute
MOrseu, BOB bic RiuteIma6er in 6em &c.
i6Ucrl -eH3tr1mer um ibre &e3te taMpIsu
Dtirbeu. Bis test fuo uoG feiaa 4Rerbie.
tungeu 3ur Seepbiguug bss rgod0ut" gemGtlt
BDrDeu, elein bic Gusfdaoisea bege1 bic
iei1e 3nuerF6l, 5as betieI6e iunerba!b elmer
sScte beenoet ietn lJira. ulte 0ea Wtantels
nIGGern fetriGt nod inmeE aroSe ROGb, %.
m0bl nnoere arbetter SIgauiatiOaea @slb
unb Brnb parttetIsa. Die ,,&ouperattpz B6fs
fer Union" fan6te eiae MaaeRiaoung nou
Brob, 8. gSeis Snct Eas 8ter unb elm llube.
ianuter lebreEe paloert VaGe-e GtGarretten.
Cine anf bente N6enb anbsrcumts Ssriaulms
lung Id ueri1oben lrOrben.
(Spdter.) - Die GrcsgeI1Doreueu aa5ea
hente Abeno BITE GatleGe SegeR BITE WGateI=
ssabtitanten, ani 8eri4nSrRug Iauteno, abs
geGDteIen, tueu fetn aeniieeuheE &rnrb Al
elmer AnfIage uorbanben mar.
2rOb Der gInben6e'1 Stse beroaffaItetea
beute 1000 Der QnsgeI6IoHsuen Df1ateImas
der eire Tar0be eurd, bie SaHpffroBea Der
9fIelte uno einen EheiI ees 8Goaowan. Sn.
ipeftor sSiuiams nuo etae Ibtbeiluua Bolt
sifsn ad3tetea eGrauf, bas Der Sertelr Es4t
gang Hnterbroden tueree. Dte 2eute tnars
iGtrteu In Stererreiteu nntev Sorouts II zines
gfniiicorps uno eiuee Belotons Boli3tffeu.
3wet amerttautide Hlaeaen, cine ituIieuiidae
uuc bic erase Sluage Der plluicna wareR bic
eiusigen, bic I'm 3uge setrassn wurSen.
&tntae Der gfottos TN gage laRtefeu: ,,Danf
ber Tfieutlifben Spmpatbie" naasssi9Iofien.
oIsin gsuis, 30 fteseu" u. (. 10. glae grose
Ren6snmsnGe icIate hem 3uge, guo au;s
ueglief rubia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-09
4rbcit tnt 9u1r,

y & IN, s. Snlt. Sie y 9adtsi1 Glaarar.
A1ocaii III" infGatrte ssfiern igra 8eaGltsu,
ben Selieiar G'&ea ouu 6er i, ,Saseruatioaas
len Ificc.attoI ber 8adHtiauauraE' 0on
th1eEt 4IsaaHbe i'll 6enaad9tiasR. - Die
1ouuieifer' 'garsiuigung etttelt gefeIl IbeIS
eta SeilG bon Den WQEreta unO 8auarbsi.
tain nm 8eDiliGuaS eineC &Oafersas. UtGa
beI4!9B, oisie ett uGd GINGER 3eit III bauit.
lt9en. IS fana ferGeE et7e Glstdiiiga it5er
bic Discrimination 3DiIGea ugtoas. nao
NiGtauiOas 4tbetisrH fiatt, uno es uuroe
fd9ItesItdb bei4Euffeu, fOIaense ytott; auf ieoem
8GupIaB etaes gtitsIteoGe Der Sersilisuag
an3uI6Iageu ,p42 Gents pro StIube fir
geiGldte gtoHrer, 25 pro 2.unbe fir aaibtdte
NOrteltr1aer uR6 zGtii3er % &gnts pro
StEn6e fiG alIe Gn6eren 1Ebeitsr. Setn lin.
tfIf6ieo 3Uiifea un;Gler unG Ytd,iluiuas.
arte.tsrn mo 6erHRaIten rOa n8aunsLoG8=
tPfl "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-09
Die Site.

S0fou, 8. Sali.-Seute mar Der belssfts
Gag ser SGiior, unb um IS ltr yfa6ut'e'a9
ffano eas Sbetmoreter TN St8ualbasee9 aai
9l3 G4gb. @ine gusa Bile pebt leood7s n'o
SDnaeafi9e fab bis iODeit aecl ai9s oorGe
temmen.
8tGmoub, 3D., s. Suit. - 9euta pat
Der eeissfie Gag oer Saiig1. I'm 8 u9r 1881
fIirie oae Stermometer "a Grab; nm II
uhr SO, nm 1 ubr 100, nm 8 llbr 1Ol uao
um lIbr 81 GraO.
Remz9OrE, 8. 9uii. - 9Eeier Dar eeE
helsefe EGg in 9ien.@OrI ieit me9reEen SAP
ren, ua6 uiele Siue upn Sisi4IGg Rn6 Dc,
reita ausealcIhet, ebpa5I Go1 tejn GoesSfal
3u bsstnten tt. llm 3 lI5E falS oas Gssr'
mometeg auf 100 @rlb.
8ret gaue BON 5Onuenki& pnrnea ssate
bier auqeQiGlbet.
Jm @uuBen Fub % Daas con Stsi9Ia9sH
ans Yerzg)olf rnh l6 aus Sropttpa LEI oeE
ppItiei augemeIbet. gtur elR Sossetaa e.
etanete lldp.
Gtracufe, R.ag., s. S1t. - Sae
SbeTmometeE fan0 tgute giaHmItta8 uns
ubr auF 50 greb.
BbtIabeIpbtG, 8. SalE.-Der h64Re
EbgI1Ometel fanS beung tsute 99R G9rsa.
4lebrtye @lEGsatunaga Ia SOIge Der pig
ieoc5 fsine Eobesidae iiEo auacnleIest, m7 8
ten.
gBaf5ingtop. 8. SuIi. - SeHte tpar
bier Der hetBtFie Gas Ger Saifcn. Sas
5ignaIbiireau aeigte al, Oa5 bic lEattMGl'
XempGrayHr 81 @gae oettIg.
SBaIhfnstDn g. s. Sui. Die folaeuaer
TlarinGI Ecu perGtTEea uarten heuts IN
9igualtitreGu uuaemeISet: DGi9tugtoG 96
@rab, glbnup 98, RenzgCrf uab BtiIOoel'
phig ie 96, aanias= =&itp l09, Bottom 92, Gbt
Gags SO unb Stoat EsuaeFite o. Sc GrGo.
SSn gEiaccufir, Msiuueiota, ben heibeu SaGo'
toe uun Soma 1T Die Eemperatnr nm u BIZ
ID Grat aefQuen. 8ie f0Ite gBGue miro I'D
a--l glittmom iSes bic Sesreai0u, Eeraeffet
una bas Ebto= =Gbal eIaradeE. I'm Oct stllu
ttI9an SHfe pirb Ddbren0 ber D0nascfa02
RQ6lt fGltlres ggettsr erpar:et.
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Der finaa,ielle wauif IN Ilruenoh.

goutebtbeo 8. SuIs.- Der ftaau3ieIe
Pauif Idft nf5t uaf,. I'M ete 8anfen onr
ban itr @,elO snlddioroelAoer 9epSfitOrea 5u
iG,tissn, erIigs bic 8egieraug IN Detsst, Do>
ned Der gef.,ge &aa fttE et1eu Nattouoifete z
tag EFT 6rt Durbe. ue6er 81, 50O,OC tn y .Ib
fp6 Quf eem Neae uoG 9ueHos Hbre8 ster-
Der, uuo mGu bCfft, 6as BET a1tIaft oieisz
Snmue oerEiHan8uotb obgebcIfen lem tDirh.
&orbon, s, SIEi.-Die - Etmee" eataait
Eeute alorgsu eiHe Depeiue aus BHtaps
Gerss iiber bic JtrGp3friis IN llIJpuQg. ,5is
pttt IN, SRs bic 2egteIGtnr Ses sotautes am
Sonntgg eite Slsuug aiater netihlofeueu
Gbitreu Gbaet0Iten babe, um III beratpeu,
peIde SGrttts In gnbetGa5t Der &iafenuu9
Der GpsBis3abluDg burn tte Natiornl1lHtsu
III srsrsifen Isien. 8te 5ttung oGrerte bt5
NiiiterrGGt, Lgo i6Itehltdl nuroe etne 8,l
arsenumneR, speIne baitrirt, haB 0te Sp,-
SteBahIuu9en auF NRuGGts Iu3psHA:3t mo
Gydn0e fiir bic W0tp1enbiaf2it oteier SlaDs
luuGsneije cneeaeten rerben. D!eie Wsss
rsGet ieste bic aaEfente IN grose BeftirauRa
pub cine 8epatatior terieIbea ilate SsH 81
nan,mizifer auf, nm Saf0rm0tIpu ilber ole
GG1lGse IN erbQtter. 8erIfiutfer ogrHGet.e
bic fGnfleuts, Die 9feaiernrs teGbfflGge, fets
ueu 3nau8sfurs siujntibreB. GaQs bi. 8e.
mH6nBesn ter 9seateEgns, BE 8g1e 30 HG'
terRHsGn, fetlialngeu oaeF faGs fsiqg aEs.
pGr'i3e e!itfe eiutrifft, :pirb 6ia Sanf toqbtz
iGisiRliG Gg3nungeu nereeu, An tjquiatl:5.
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Bermiiate teIenrahhIids aeheIden

-8te 3Gbt Der gBtrtbinafteu tu Bottom,
t1eL6e 6ugh StGatsaeIet auf etus fttr fe 800
gtHpobuer bsdrdaft If, ptso auI graub Der
Issteu GeniusguiL iLa5me mn 95 serme5rt usrs
ZEN f0nneu.
- Der aus Grch, R.sD., fGmmeube ST.
ssuteur TlcEeogp if aefieLl bet einem Gus
emmenfoB 8Detar 3ttge auf beE ,,SenG9tQs
Bactftc=Sabn" Bet6btet trorbeu.
- Bdbrenb etues beftEgen Sturnes fanE
gefern Jfa6mtttag Der SGleppbGnpFer
ONittIe gieNte" aue gBiusborO' auf Der 61be
BON 80nIa's Bntut an Der GttFe BON Ser.
mont. &aptt6n GLart, ietn S0sn uuo elm uEs
bttannter Daihtntfi ertranIsH.
-Sobn Er0sbnrs, ein nUrbIlG bon SGn1ess
tonn, Rtna., mObnbufter TarnGr, tff geaeru
iSma!t Grau Gnb Riu6 uOuI BIl9 eti4Ilgeu
tn0rteu.
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&iehm1rffe

ct. eSRte, 8. SuIt. - &tnbSleb: 3E
fubr $500, SeEieubaus 20O0; Breti: uaInT'
ten aGHaeu 1920 uu6 1910. - S4petne
3niHbr 4S00, 8erieubnug 800; Beetle %.
lttrtsH sntt9en $3.50 uu6 s.. 59aaie;
3ntubr 100, 8etisubuRg 44OO; Brs.i e uasi'
tlten 3ntinen 1915 uuo $3.50.
@Gfs2iberta, 8a., 8. Snli. -
Stint Ste5: 3nfunr 22O, 8erleubuaa $780,
$Ee'is oGrtIrten smii4sn sails unS $3.50,
- S4meir1e: 3nfubr 800, Ssrjeubnhs
500; Prsiie bariirteu swiiGgn $40 unG
f4.l5.-S4aufe: 3ufnbr 1C330, BerIeuauag
1905 Brsiis DartiTtsn spii4ea SS.lO nuG
$500.
atteeao, s. Snli. -- Giahcieb: Be.
fubE $500, Serieneuna 2ClO; Brelie oa
riirten arti8su 81 so n. s4.85. -56neiue;
3nfutr $1,000, 9erienbnns &C. 0; Brelie Oe,
riirteH 5tptiGen $500 nnb S4.0.5-Saalis
3utEpr 4C1O, BsrIeueuna 500, %rGiJG oa,
riiEtea apii4su $3.50 mo $3.50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-09
garGttarer Starnl anF htM 2aIe 2Jam
blaitt,

9aratogu, q, 0.zD., 8. Suli. - Iai Der
bieiiqi1 Babatation itnO 8eridlte eingelauien,
tpaQe meloen, baB on3 Y8luIf= YOint, Sotc(:
on Der SEfe 0es gofe GbauDIaiH, Gigl4tbum
Der e3danare. SaOI OIou.8abr Comp" Our1
t,neu Stprm IN ben See 9eptbt pOr6rI lei
unc mcbrere 8IiOneu ibr 2ebeH UerlOren bats
ten. Bort Sent 1T Der nUrbIid)Iie 8un,t, b..
om9 Die gabu ooer burd 9rdtb: 6tr Use
fern .SeleGrapt- -Gomp." errc,dlt n, ben
tam. Gus ilEem Gt4e niro semClO.., oaB
Il jrrd 5arr Stnlm berridte.
(Srdtcr.l IS 1T Anmb9ltd, oa8 @erttt
bon D.. tbclueiIen ,3era6rar oe5 oBoir'-
G'uf Sottl8o Al tCiidti9,r Bol. i mn if
Dc. rC1SIdfe Tuull, b. errCid]t Dl.oCu tann,
ST if 30 g2ellea BON ieue,u 5otel el,ft..
Stan ingt. OnB bort 16 Geriou't, pdde iidl
in tteiucn 8ooten auf oeg see beiano'ur ner'
nIRt rerSen.
Grob, R..O., 8. Slt.-9fot Sen tette.
geri9ten it bat Der tbeIlnelilt 3C.f6lurg oeS
| Boiat Bluff Sotala mir e:1e Yc:ion um's &c
t.n g.tomnel, D. 5Hrm 0aulste mr. ne
ni9e GinutPn.
6fepGlGnb. o, 8. Slli.-gtu btiti9c1
@tntrr piitbeie bet butte GbcnO auIi4en
uEb liGr rEb I,dt..e etHen Sdaoen BOZ
I 5000 ,OOO ar
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Gin fGrefIidler Snn.

yfe No. , 0rt, s. Suli. $3.50 Die Baiiaaiere
bes @orqen5u9es Der uStateu Sslano ,StapiO.
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unb fi4 10 in ben Drdtbea pertoldelt babe,
bab &c fif nidt mehr 81 retten psrmpdle.
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