davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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OVER 800 people were killed by an
earthquake ut Japan the other day.
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Sunday School Convention.

The Ford County Sunday School Con-
ventian will be held in the NJ. T.. church.
Dodge City, Kansas, November 10Th
and Doth 1891
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CHILL acts as though she wanted to
have a scrap with Uncle Sam. She
expects backing from England.
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THURSDAY, OCT. %. 1901.
REPUBLlCAX TICKET.

For Judge 27rh judicial District.
a. j. ABBOTT.
OF Finney County.
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For Sheriff.
G. NJ. BEESON.
For Treasurer.
l.. X. MILLER.
For Register of Deeds,
j. A. ARMENT.
For County Clerk,
Il. +. SCOFFERN.
For County Surveyor,
Il. l.. DELLINGER.
For Coroner,
DIR. :. j. CRUMBINE.
For Commissioner, End District.
ii. X. BROWN.
For Commissioner. 3rd District.
ID. II. CONNAWAY.
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by order of the
COM.
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b1ck, II would be the failt Of the clerk
not the Judge.
As MIR, Calhoun anu his tool put this case
forward as the strongest one. sayin. that
the other cases, which they claim to hold
in reserve, are like it, it follows, accOrtlin.
to their own statements, that all their as
sertiOns us to unjistly delayed c,ses are
equally unfOuillesl.
Some surprise has been expressed that
no liar of sufficient gall could be found in
Finney county to prOmnlga;e these reports
and that it was necessary to import one
from Colorado. We are glad, however,
to note the fact that this county did not
contain specimen so lOw-lived, cOntemp-
tible and villainOtls as to ans wer the pur-
pose aud that it was necessary to go abroad
to secure one. Let it he recorded that the
citizens of Finney county. without regard
to party. have too much respect for them
selves and are too we'll informed rs to facts
to permit themselves to be used in such a
way and that candidate who is determn.
ed to make a campaign of falscioo,i and
Misrepresentation was compelled to send
abroad and get Il person fitted and trained
for the purpose by nature and experience.
ARTz RECORD.
Believing it to be dine to the people of
this county aud district to know the char
acter Of man who, not being citizen of
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21

Tragic Sequel to 10 Tragedy.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July l5.-
Judge James a. Warder, who shot and
killed his son-in.law, S. M. Fugette, and
dangerously wounded his daughter,
Mrs. Fugette, while she was trying to
save her husbands life, On January 18
last, shot himself in the right ear early
this morning at the stone cottage on
Lookout Mountain. lie survived uutiJ
40 o'clock this morning. Judge War
der was the district attorney of this
city at the time Of the murder, which
was the most appalling tragedy known
10 this State. Intense grief and remorse
gradually unsettled his mind until he
became but a shadow of his former
self
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Mrs. UnYls's Declsion.

New YORK, July IL. Mrs. Davis
the widow Of the late Jefferson Davi-
who has teen sojonrning at the New
York Hotel in this CITY for some time
past, in a letter forwarded to the c,ti-
zens Of Richmond to-day, states that
after much drliberation, she has decit.-
ed TO give Virginia the care of her hus
bands BODY.
She briefly reviews the claims o. the
various States to her husbands re-
mains, and urges the fact that in the
fullness of fame he did not belong 10
any part of the country, but chat in
Richmond he received generous and
unwavering support in the darkest
hour Of the Soutn's defeat.
She refers to her personal sacralice
In giving up the hope of dwelling near
her husbands resting place, AMI ex.
presses the hope that the States of the
Confederacy will also relinqulsh their
cherished plans for the sake of crafty
Ing the majority of the veterans of the
South who have urged Richmond as
the proper place for him who loved
them AL and labored for their glory.
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An "ExceIlsnr" Bank Fa,,ur.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July lO.-The
Falls City Bank, established In 1865,
went to the wall this morning, making
an assignment to the Mechanic Trust
Company and closed it doors at 7Ol
West Main street. Liabilities s431, 800,
OF which S223,900 is due the clearing
house. and deposits are $l91, 700, assets
nominally $l23.G00. From the begin
ming OF the finan ;ial panic last year the
bank has been carried along by the
clearing house, being on the ragged edge
all the time. 1t has been known Tor
several days that IL was only matter OF
time before it would have TO GO. DE.
posltors will be paid in full and stock.
holders will get possibly 35 cents on the
dollar. The capital stock is 5000, 600.
d. L. Moore Is president. Bankers re.
gard the failure as au excellent one, as
creditors were getting ready to bring at
tachments.
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Shot Dead in a tYc,d.

BATEsBURG, July 1O-News reaciied
here this afternoon that one Press
Wise, a notorious negro tough, who had
bee n working at Prater's Mill, in Edge.
field County, was killed to. day in field.
1t seems that one day last week Wise
had difficulty with u white man and
dealt him severe blow on the head
with hook. Since that time there has
been bad blood among the whites, or a
part OF the whites and blacks, in that
neighborhood. Wise and his com.
panions. 1T is said, have been waylaying
the roads with double. barrelled shot.
guns. No one seems to know who did
the killing, as there were no witnesses
present. lie was a bad negro and had
the reputation of being bully News
and Courier.
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Crops Devastated by Grasshoppsrs.

BRUSH, Col, July l5.-Ten miles
south OF here graSshoppcrs are dcvasta-
ting all plant lite which lies in their
course. Their operations extend over
scope of country twelve miles in width.
They are moving north and bid fair to
lay waste all crops which they come
across. The ground is completely COW
cred and 80 numerous IN parts q to be
an inch deep. Several upland farmers
have lost their entire crops. Many of
these farmers have suffered for the last
four years from drouth, and il is feared
great distress will be caused by his new
miSfOrtunc
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deserving and disabled soldiers and
sailors who fought for the maintenance
OF the government, aud like pensions to
tteir widows and orphan children.''
The platform also depouuces the He
brew persecution In Russia.
THE MINORITY REPORT
substitutes the following plank on free
trade and the unlimited coinage of silver:
ave believe in hon est money, the coin
age of gold and silver, aud circulating
medium convertible into such money
without loss, and we oppose all legisla-
tion which tends to drive either gold or
silver out of circulation, and believe In
maintaining the coinage of both metals
on q parity.
The majority report was overwhelm-
ingly adopted.
NOMINATING SPEECHES
for governor began at O'Clock. Mr..
Tollett. of Cincinnati, placed Neal in
nomination, and at the conclusion of his
speech the convention went wild.
Gen. Michael Ryan nominated Gov.
Campbell. 'IIe said he was there TO con-
tradict the statement that Ill The Demo-
Gratis from Hamilton county are opposed
to the presens governor for renomina-
tiou.
FORAKER's MONUMENT.
Ho caused great laughter by alluding
to Foraker's defeat, saying banged up
editor and patent ballot box were all
that was left to commemorate the mem
ory of the once mighty Foraker.
CAMPBELL, ON FIRST BALLOT.
Gov. Campbell was renominated IN
tho frat hallnt or,Il ,,root o,,1l,r..oo =,
In accepting the nomination he CRATE
fully acknowledged the honor paid him.
He referred to the successes of the Dem
ocratic administration in Ohio, and re.
butted tue Republican charges Of eXtrav
agauce.
A NATIONAL FIGHT
Continuing, he said:
1.-THE battle before us is essentially a
national one. Not only is this true be-
cause the result must seriously effect
next ycar's Federal elections, but also
because the Republicans Of Ohio have
unreservedly identified themselves with
every phase Of the niquitous legislation
accomplished or attempted by the lifty-
first congress.
THE REPUBLICAN "LosT CAUSE"
''In their platform thcv have rcaf-
frmed their adherence to the infamous
force bill-the Republican lost causc--a
measure so obviously designed to dcs-
troy tree elections that Republican sena-
tors. unwilling TO viola'e their con-
science and oaths, refused to inilict il
upon the country" lie concluded as
follow:
A WORD TO THE ALLIANCE.
"Lot the weil.meaning men who train
under names of the Farmers Alliance,
or of Peoples party, and who seek to
remedy the real grievances brought
about by Republican legislation, rcmem-
ber that no third party can succeed, but
with us, and as part of US, they can
help to swell joyous hosaunas shat will
peal to heaven from tax burdcned people
of the entire country when the glad It'd
ings 60 forth next November that we
are yet in possession of the old Republi-
eau citadel, now the Democratic Buck
eye State"
Lieutenant Governor Nj. V. Marquis
was renominated unanimously.
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They All DO If.

GREENwOoD, 5. c., July II. From
an authentic source your correspond
ent has ascertained that the following
State officials enjoy the felicity of riding
on free railroad passes of the following
numbers: Lieutenant Governor Il. li
Gary, No Ii; j. w. Gray. No II: j. f.
Iindal, No 4; Dr. Samson Pope, No II;
Gen. w, III. ELlerbp, No 9: Col. j. Gary
Watts, No Ill; Cole Blrase has one, h"t
the number could not be ascertn'
80 also has Representative Jc
Harrison, of Greenvillc, and d.
of Laurens, who came here or
to attend the big
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21
Found Dead In BED.

AUGUSTA. Ga, July 8-Julius 8 Neil
pom. young Dane who has been over
i've months in Augusta, was found
aead In his boarding house to-day with
i've wounds in his stomach, three OF
which we're fatal. He had been unwell
and 1t Is not known whether 1T is a case
of suicide or murder.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21

EMiAI fnll GNmnnnt.

CLINTON, Ia, July 13.-During tn,
afternoon performance of Adam Fore
paugh's show the crane broke upoI
which William, of Hanlon brothers
aymnasts, were performing. He fel
to the ground, missing the net, ant
striking upon his head, broke his neck
dying almost instantly.
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Monster in Human Form.

NEW YORK. July "a newspaper
reached this city tod " from the State
"i chihuahua, Santa Rosa, South Amer.
ica, which contains startling story OF
cannibalism in Brazil. According to
the article, the horrible least.ny occurred
at Salinas, in the State OF Mlnas, Brazil,
where the human monster, man named
Clementc Vierra, was caught IN the very
act OF eating Il portion Of the remains of
one OF his victims. The editor of the
paper Cida D' Leopoldinn saw Eierra
III Jail, and asked the prisoner If 1t was
true that lie had nourshed himself on
human flesh Yes, Sir" answered tho
prisoner, for some time | and my
friends. Bas:lo, Lcandro and others,
have eaten human flesh; in fact, we lived
on IT,"
The story goes on to relate The killing
and eating of several persons, until
finally, when victims became scarce,
Nlerra and Basilo killed one of their
companions and devourcd him. Vlerra
later on killed Baslo. but had only eaten
a part of The body when he was arrested.
The rest of Basilo's remains was found
packed away in barrel, prepared with
pepper and salt.
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hiother nna Child lslliad.

OLYNEY. Ill, July o Mrs. Raymond
and her little four-yeaiS old son were
struck and killed bya pa Jsenger train
on the Ohio and Mississippi Road near
here this morning. Mrs. Raymond was
picking berries, aud her child strayed on
the track. The mother tried to rescue
the lad. but both were run over and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21
AN AMUSING APPLICATION.
The Initerate Requist for n Charter from
II Colored Body.

| II Colored Body.
| COLUMBIA, $. g.. july ll.-Ouc is
always stumbling across something in
teresting IN the Secretary Of States OF.
flee. and even III so dry an Official docu.
ment as an application f1r the charter
of a corporation or a society, there is
sometimes that which will raise laugh.
Of such nature is the following appi-
cation Of colored organization in Mari.
on County:
The st. of S. G.. July 7th 1891
State Secretary ofSouth Carolina
Dear sir we the under SIM have
| Gathered our solves to octh,r; and look
ing ut our Present condition and scci .
our Prosper. that Bin upon us ior the
last 25 years. desidel that their is no
hope Fir us; in the State of South Can o.
lima, and we had well gethcr our Selves
to Gether, and leave for and other State
and while we was mcditatmg over the
Subject, u thought was handed down to
us by the all mighty, who Rules Both
heven and Earth, like unto this that VIC
needed a new organization among our
selves; and upon that thought, we call Il
Body OF mems TO Yether and organized &
society known as the DAYS OF Labor
and. we do hear Bv apply to the state
of South Carolina for a Charter; aud "Gr
objects is thus, first to teach our p"oule
how to work, for the upbll'n9 %! our
Race second to care more for the help
less, and sick, third to Try and turn Tie
minds OF our un Lhoughliul Peoples;
four To advocate the cause OF the s ale,
| where they wer, Bred and Born, I've To
care more for the Edgerca.ional OF our
| ":.ldren, than we have here 10 !or; wc
hope That you will Giv: Us the iul!
charge OF the Charter ifit are created To
us. and also what sorse must wc urliv
to for further instruction if any mead, Il
wcating your Reply the Boldly mInt,0n
Below
ID. N. Uamlin; 2. 5 A. Bthon; 8.
"A. II. Stafford; 4. e. IIarlcc; 5. t..
Stephenson; 6. N. $, Stcph' ms; I. J. H..
Royster; 8. j. II. Comichcd; o. w. y.
lamelton; 10 $. Z. Kennedy; II. H..
Jackson; Totel.no l2-S. J. Mcneil; II.
you Will Please address
NOSE III IA MELTON 81 Co
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Ansrica Must Feed tho World.

WASHINGTON, July IA repor; on
the harvest prospects in France and
Eurol has been received at the state
department from Commercial Agen5
Griffin, of Limoges, France. The Ma
tional Millers Association of France, the
report says, has just issued an estimate,
founded on very carefully collected data,
of the probable wheat harvest of France
and Europe for 1891. The estimated
yield of wheat for 1891 will be S2.779,-
600 hcctolitcrs. This is the maximum
estimate. 1t will be 81 percent. less
than the harvest of 1890.
Russia. Tunis, Egypt and some Of the
Danubian provinces with have a tair
harvest, and in Hunguray it will be be-
low the average this year.
The estimates given by the millcrs,
the report says, are optimistic. The
desire to create an impression that there
is better supply than really exists is
all done with purpose; they went to
buy grain as cheaply as possible in those
fortunate countries that have an abund-
ance to export.
In conclusion, the report says that
not only France, but all Europe, is look
ing longingly to the wheat fields OF the
United States. Last year many hoped
that Soute America would help supply
the deficit, especially the Argentine Re-
public; but today no mention is made
of those countries. The fact, as recently
stated. is that the breal Of Europe must
come from America.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21
NOSE HAMILTON & co.
IL 4 =.

The applicants were informed thtt
the Clerk of the Court was authorized
by law to charter benevolent societies
and In all prob ,bility, "Lhe Days of
Lab II and (K)nights OF Toll" will soon
be full iledged society and ready to aid
In the "educashon" of their people
aronrsIt em.-Register.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21
An Alliance Bot.

Fort WORTH, Texas, July 1.-THE
following resolutions. having a national
bearing, were adopted to-day by the
anti uh.treasnry State convention of
the Farmers Alliance.
''tcsOiv2d, That we denoumce the
Suh-trcaSMry and land loan schemes
and governmental ownership Of rail
roads rs IL violation Of he first princi-
pieS OF good government, as ernal
IN their character, as centraliZing in
their tendencies, and If enacted into
the law they would create such a horde
of national Otice-holdelS as would fast
en the clutches OF the party in power
upon the throatS of the people so
strongly that the voices of honest, pa
triotic citizens would no longer be
heard in the control of governm mt af-
fairs.
"Wc demand that these men who are
not farmers be removed from the ma
tiUnal aud State Oilic' of our order, and
that none but those who have their in
lcrcats i'll farming he allowed to fill
sucn places. Wenow appeal o all hon
eSi members Of the Alliance thr, ugh
out the Cnited States 10 unite with us
III luttI x down this common enemy
and disgrace of our 0. der 70 this end
We most earnestly recommend the
brother Al!iancemPn OF the United
States u meet III national convention
~ st. Louis Oh the third Tuesday Of
Svptrmber, 1891.
"ReSolvcl, rnat we mos; heartily en-
dor>r the course of llOn. u. ). Hall
l.; -;tInSi,!e"t OF tn. State Alliance of Mis-
sou!i, III rcIns,fo - concur in the &c.
tiJn on the case of Z W. Macuue at
Oc:tld in opposition to the sub treasury
schem", csc. We earnestly pledge Mr..
Hall our support in he noble and man
~ effort tol.d the ord,r, both State and
naiiona', Of all shackles hich will re-
taTd its strcna tn for ultimate success"
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KIlled

Nhitu
| NEW ORLEAN
from Clifton, II
says the house
teen miles we
| struck by light
sons wife and
were in the ]
! killed. The
the ground
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-07-21
THE FORCE BILL.

I'VE congratulate the people on The
defeat of the o hous force bill. demanded
by the Republican president and cham
pioned by the Republican party for o
purpose of perpetuatng its rule by per.
verting the constitutional powers of the
government, destroying free elections,
In order, as declared by Speaker Reed,
to register voters, supervise elections,
count ballots and declare result.'
PENSIONS.
sWc favor liberal and Just pensions 10
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IT is NO HEARsAY EVIDENCE.


In our sermons and our lay exhorta-
tions We are very apt. when we want to
bring illustrations of dying triumph, to
go back TO some distinguished persona1e
TO John Knox o. Harriet Newell.
But want you for witnesses. / want
to know IT you have ever seen an, thing
to make you believe that tile religion of
Christ can give composuro in the final
hour. Now, in The courts, attorney,
Jury and judge will never admit mere
heresay.. They demand that the witness
must have seen with his own eyes. or
heard with his own ears, and so am
critical In my examination of you now,
and want to know whether you have
seen or heard anything that makes you
believe that the religion Of CHRIST gives
composure In the final hour.
,..Oh. yes,o you say. III saw my father
and mother depart. There was a great
difference In their deathbeds. Standing
by Che one wefelti more yeneration. By
the other, there was more tenderness.',
Before tho one you bowed, perhaps,i in
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fyrsireltsiDier Wortroa.

Wor 5trar nur fleinem aber getp6bIs
tenn AUDITORIUM belt 6err g. q.
SINUS BON Oenber, COLORADO, am
Sonntag Nbenb i'm papiaon bes Wsifs
lions . @artens einen febr intereKanteu
yortrag, tn tpel9em CT in anregenber
Weiie fein pregramE1 entiDidelte.
0err SINUS, ber auf benz reIigi6Ien
Stanbpuntte Der Wislicenus, gifen.
lsbr unb dbnli9er Mdnaer febt. mel@e
cine N~usfbbnung amii9en Dem iarre1
Oogmenglaubeu unb benz aefunben
Meni6enperf tanb innerbaIb bes &ahs
mems Der Religion ~berauReuen perlu6s
ten, gebt bon Der ueber3euguug aus,
baB bies 3iel rur babur@ au erreiGen
let, baB man pteber aur reinen 0ehre
Gbrtifi, bes grOBen uu6 erbabenen Mo-
rals prebigers BON Na3areth, aurtidtebre
uno Gles iiber 8orb merle, mas Cots
eilien.B ei@life unb ionfiges pfofen.
gesdnt i'm 2aufe ber Sabrbunberte ba.
raus sema6t baben.
Ct fabt bic Bitte 6es rBateruniers1.
nDein &eia fommel1 10 aut, bas man
bos Meuideuleben ni9t Iebisli6 aIs
s0orbereituug i'm irbtf9en Samners
thai gu einem beheren Senfsits" auHafs
len foae. fonbern baB man oana6 ifres
ben mtiRe, bereits bier auf grben
bur6 tugenbbaften 2cbenstpanbeI,
bur9 gegenieitise ~tperttbdtige MenI9en.
liebe uao bur@ eeifises 0orp6rtsfreben
gu INNER b6berer Nerboatommnunq
unb gu oUgemeiner @ladieligteit 3u ses
langen.
Wir poaen 0errn SINUS bon 6erseif
tuhni9sn. bob es ibm geIiugen m6ge,
bieier s&eIision4 - cine ioi6e, uenls
aud I'M bDberen, ddt 2eiRnel9sn Gins
ne, 1T bos entfGieben = in ben tueite.
iten 2reiien Nnbdnser ulo @eItung au
berf9afen. Nur fir9ten mir, baB oas
cine Nufgabe fein pirb. eeeeu bic Bic
Nrbeiteu Der Sanaiben unb bes gifp>
pbos bas reiae &inberfpiel tpareni
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@raf Seinede ppu 9pmfumie,,

San Mntonio bot Pe9 nit leinen
@rafen. So tau6te bor etwa 3tu6lf
Mfonaten bier Der @raf 9sinede BON
Somfoptc3 aut bel iebr g~laubmirbig
er5dblte, bab er eiues 9usas rpeger
Oeutf9lanb oerlaHen muBte. Germ
Gbolpb Wasner BON Der Jirma @ugs
inner & @babot, Bel peI9er er cine
Ste1e iu6te, tbeilte ct anerbines auBers
benz nod nit. CAB ct in Nen.O Orleans
pon einem Staliener sefto9sn uno
f4iDer %bertpunbet norben lei unb nm
Die Soften fat feline piese aufsubrins
gen, feline Suuelen, Gumilien Nnben
fen &C. berfeBt babe. I'm bic @a9eu
Dieeet etn5ul6fen, brau6e er $45, bic
6err @asuer ibm pOri9oB. gr CAB
tbm auberbem in feinem Store 8eimdfs
tisung, ba Der iunse Monn CUTE Wfas
1ieren bate rnb oor3tsli9 gu ipre6en
berffanb, hberbaupt e;uen guten Gin.
brud ma6te.
SIN Sanuar melbste @raf Seinede
f6 trant un6 CAB feline STEELE auf, bic
ibm i9on borber getinbtst tporben mar.
Mit @mpfeblungsbriefen berieten, be.
CAB er f@ mad Monterep. 100 er balb
wie bier ale 8efanuten anpumpte. Nber
erft als CT plattirtes SiIbergeidirr als
pfanb anbot unb naib biusuftigte, ct
babe oafelbe bon Magner & Gbabot
In 3ablung fir @ebolt betommen,
f66pfte man 8erba6t. Mfan i9rieb
on bic beige Girma unb bieielbe ents
bedte nun. baB ber 8raf feline Maarer
i'm Wertbe bon $3.50 bis 5000 ausges
fabrt bate. 0on Monterep perbuftete
CT pl6bli@, belt fid fur5e 3eit In Bors
firio Dia3 auf. no ieine g6pinbeleien
balb betannt purbeu. 61neu i1it,
telte ct ben Staub ber Stabt bon ieinen
5ibeu unb teiae nod Der 6auptftabt
Merifo ab. no er auf 8eranlaFune Der
beuti9en &egieruus, bic inn ieit iiber
stpei Sahren na6fteIt, berbdftet nor.
ben Iein ioQ.
Ser 6err @rof binterIdbt bier mebs
rere Spfer, bic f@ senireu mit3utbeis
len, bis gu Del6em 8etrase He bon benz
netten iungen Manae 9erupft porben
fnb.
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correspondence. 8auen g. 8, ID.
Nob. @efern ftnrb mad rerbdltniss
mdBig tur3er &rantbeit on Der Bruif.
Waferfudt infer braoer 2ebrer uub
potmeifter 6err Mugut S9mib.
Gr mot in &altum BEL DhteIborf,
&bein ; propin3, am 8. Sanuar 1880
aeboren unb fam i'm Sabre 1850 nod
Seras; perbeiratbete fi6 i'm Sabre 1854
nit Margaretba Stapper, Sohter bes
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