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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28
A Hot weather Nfisteke.

A mistake many men make 10 not to
drink until they are thirsty, and not to
drink anything at all cool until they are
hot. A man may get up in the morning
and feel fairly comfortable, he will eat his
breakfast and drink but little. When he
gets to his work it will be warmer and he
will be warmer; he will then drink beer,
soda water, lemonade or ice water. In q
little while he will be thirstier and he will
drink some more Of the same. From this
time on, as the thermometer rises, he will
become hotter and thirstier. The Journal
Of Health explains this state of things a.
follows:
Thirst is local feeling, but it means
that there is not enough water in the sys-
tenn. Pouring water down the throat puts
water into the stomach, but not into the
system for some time afterward, partic-
quench thirst more rapidly when they are
hot than when they are cold, because they
are assimilated more quickly.
After the victim of the heat is loaded up
with cold water he begins to prespire more
freely. This means that he has put into
himself more water than his system de.
mands, that the heat and his overloaded
system combined are working it of. Al
the perspiration trickles down his face, he
goes and takes more drinks, and so keeps
the uncomfortable round until night, when
he losses around damp and uncomfortable.
In the same way that short run ex-
hausts mans breath, and makes him
Aweat more than long, leisurely walk, so
4number Of iced drinks poured in rapidly
tire man more, and make him sweat
more, than 4 moderate amount of fluids
taken at long intervals of time. The best
time to drink Is in the morning The
stomach is empty and the fluids will be
carried through the system and into the,
blood more speedily. A pint Of moderately
cool water then will do more to relieve
thirst during the day than ten glasses Of
beer Or soda water in the afternoon.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28
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THEMERav OUTLAW, BOB o'LlNcoLN

4 Little Masquerader Known Also ~ the
Reed Bird. Rice bird and Butter Bird.
The merry bobolink Is one of the prettiest
song birds In the country. In eastern
Pennsylvania, along the Delaware, the
bobolink is known as the freed bird, and
is eagerly hunted by sportsmen. St. Mich
Olas gives an entertaining description Of
this little creature, from which we CLEAN
for our young readers number Of inter
esting facts:
You must know that the bobolink has
third name-"rice bird" This IL what u
II called In the southern states. where u
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28

The GASES on the northern border of the
Sahara are beginning to attract the atten-
ton of European invalids and persons in
search Of quiet and mild climate for win
ter. The climate is said to be very equable,
and railroad communication through. Al
gsria makes them less inaccessible than
formerly
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28
. Hero.

Their names were Jack and Jill.
They were not Mother Goose's Jack and
Jill. Still there is goose in the story
several geese, in fact.
They were going down the road to school,
Jack wore a long playfrock, almost a.
long as Jill's dress. 1t made him look
little like girl. He didn't like it. But
he had to wear it, because he would play
in the dirtl
"What il we should meet the wolfr'
cried Jill
"What wolff" asked Jack.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28
Remedy for q Sly.

When you feel the pricking pain on the
eyelid that announces the coming of sty
use as an application very strong black tea,
or simply the tea leaves, moistened with
little water, put in small bag of muslin
and laid over the eyelid. Moisten again as
it dries. This, il used before the sty gets
well under way, will, it is said, cure it.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28
j l4Ao NEVER SEEN a SUMMER.
The Low Down Way In which One MAJ
nlH Played II ON Another.

The Low Down Way In which One MAJ
Played II ON Another.
There are some people who have pecul.
lar hobby. They pride Themselves on be-
Ing able to come within u year or two OF
guessing a persons exact age.
One OF these gentlemen hat ceased giving
vent to this proclivity Of hix. The man.
uer OF his being cured OF II has under
mined his faith In humanity also, but
that IL only detail. He ID doctor, but
on this occasion he was himself practiced
on. A friend OF his brought 1t about. In
this way; They were sitting together-the
doctor and his friend-in the hotel rotunda.
Safe he friend, "How deceptive mans
looks arei Now I'll venture to say you
couldn't say how many summers that man
over there has seen," and he pointed to 4
man who was sitting some ten yards away
looking steadfastly to the ceiling.
"Pshawi" said the doctor, II say hes
do you really think ! can't come within
two years of it,"
II say that you can't come within two
years OF telling the correct number Of sum-
mers he has seen."
"Well. never bet, but certainly feel
like doing 1t In this case I say he has seen
thirty-five summers"
"All right. Now for proof to the con-
trary. happen to know him."
And the friend piloted the medical gen
tleman over to where the subject Of his
guess was still gazing ceilingward.
Robinson, old man." said the friend In
. soft sort of tone, show many summers
have you senior wintersw
"I-why, none at all, you know, none at
ALL" He spoke in the piteous monotone
that sometimes distinguishes the blind. II
have seen-no summers. But II you mean
how old am"-he smiled family, think
ing he was correcting his friends metaphor
-"why, am thirty-two."
The friend thanked him; the doctor gazed
again at the vacant though lifelike eyes
and said, as he walked away. 1T was a
small sort of trick, T'-
But you didn't come very near to the
correct number of summers he had SEEM"
But the doctor only walked away mood.
lily, muttering something about hating
practical jokes. And he has become very
chary about venturing to guess any ones
age.-Chicago Tribune.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28

Among the passengers VINO lauOoO IN
Detroit from western train the other
morning was young man wearing COW.
boy hat, a bearskin overcoat, the claw of a
grizzly bear as breastpin and other out
ward tokens Of being terror from the far
west. As he hung around to make some
inquiries Officer Button queried of him:
"You can shoot, throw the lasso and use
! the bowie knife,,I SUPPOSED"
Certainly can"
skilled your manW
sThree of 'em."
"Going to stop over"
eyes, for few hours. I've heard good
deal about Detroit and want to see the
town."
Eyes. Let me give you pointer. We've
got little bit of sawed off man in town
who had one of his ears sliced off by a
tough. He does nothing but walk around
and look for chaps of your build. When
he finds one he lights right on to him, and
it's goodby tough"
MOP
'Sure as shooting. He's done up seven
or eight In month. If you go up town,
leave all those things in the package room.
Il you don't, il he catches sight Of that
hat or Overcoat or bears claw you'll be =
goner"
sDo the authorities allow him to hop on
to people in that way?"
s.They can't help themselves. Pm CIV
ing you friendly tip. Look out for sawed
off,"
The man sat down to think it over, came
to decision after while, and got into
seat in corner Of the room, and sat there
five long hours before he got his train far
ther east.-Detroit Free Press.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28

Black enamel pins in intricate interlac-
ings and showing a faint glimmer of thp
gold at the edge are suitable for second
mourning.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28

Yallerby Is a. m.l-Wha' kind OBJ dorg
am dat one o. yourn, Mosei
Johnsing-Dat am a bird dog.
Yallerby-Sho! You hain't got no guni
Johnsing-Mebbe not, sab; but when Use
huntin' chickens late at night dat dog, sab,
kin hear an interruption haff a mile awayl
Texas Siftings.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28


Fighting FArmers' Combinations.
The Alliance is having hard time in
the west with some Of it, projects for CO.
operation in the live stock, grain and
other markets. The courts have failed
to aid in resisting the assaults Of the
enemy, and now the entire order threat
ems the judicial machinery with the con-
sequences Of its displeasure. The latest
case ia point, and an important one, is
this:
In 1889 the American Live Stock Com
mission company was organized with q
capital of $25O,OOO. The stockholders
not only include many large ranchmen,
but the Farmers Alliance and the Farm
ers' Mutual Benefit association NOW con-
solidated with the Alliance) of Iowa,
Missouri, Illinois and other states. The
object of the company was to reduce the
cost of marketing stock. The enormous
business done by the company last year,
and the dividends declared, alarmed the
business men Of the Chicago National
Live Stock exchange, and amendments
were made to the bylaws of the exchange
which rendered any person acting for
any company declaring dividends, as the
American Live Stock Commission did,
ineligible to membership, also prohibit
ing its members from buying stock from
any such company.
The effect of these amendments would
prevent the American company from do
ing any business under these regulations.
e. 81. Robinson, representative OF the
commission, was suspended by the ex-
change, and he secured a temporary in
junction, and his injunction has been
dissolved by Judge Snyder, of the nli-
nois circuit court, who decided that the
exchange had the right to bar Robinson
or anybody else from doing business on
the exchange. The decision is far reach
ing, and cases Of the same kind will be
made at Omaha, Kansas City and in all
places where the National exchange has
branches. New York Sun.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28

A Poem Of the Suburbs.
The moon rides bravely out tonight,
Along her course of solemn blue,
And cross her face, as II in jest,
A wine-sweet wind from out the west
Puffs star fiecked clouds Of fieecy hue.
Below, the streets are silver bright,
And faintest football sounds afar.
The branches Of the leafess trees
Are all a-whisper, and bend to tease
The walks their ebony shadows mar.
In soldier files the street lamps CLEAN,
And where they merge in one pale star
There fades blur Of sea green light,
As If some wandering, restless sprite-
sGreat Scott That. must have been my
carr
George w. Arnold. Jr.. In Life.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-28

Neopline-I say, Cholly. why does ! fol
lab have to wear a necktie that he ties
himself, don't you know! Why cawn't q
fellah wear q ready made necktie, don't
you knowi
Magalluster Junior-Cawn't you see, me
boy, how it isi It's the social test, don't
you know.
ANY fellah can afford to buy any sort Of
q necktie, cawn't her"
"Ah, yes; but mere sordid wealth doesn't
count in society, me boy. It's bwains,
culture, wefnement, don't you know"
"What has that to do with the necktief'
"Cawn't you sect Society, me boy, ad-
mits only those who have bwains enough
to tie their own neckties. don't you know"
New York Weekly.
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Information Chesrfully Given.
(At the Zoo.) Shells that the rattle.
snakei
Attendant-Yes, marin.
"How many rattles has her"
Fifteen and a button"
MAY make him rattlei"
Certainly, marin"
"What must dol"
"You touch the button and he will do
the rest. "-Arkansaw Traveller.
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Tram35Tiae 9DunberH@feiteu.

Dem ruifif9en lieutenant Winter,
Der au CUB BON RuBlanb mad paris
9etommeu 1T, tDerben bort u~nausgefebt
bic @brea zines r6mifden Sriumpbaz
tors ermiefen.
ct III ni9t nur allen Minifern uub
benz prdfoenten Der &epublit porge.
felt tuoroen. man label i'm nidt nur
tdgli6 5u Jefmdhlern uno Mbenbems
pfdngea, man fdbrt i'm aud ieben
&beno II elm anberes Sbenter, UNI ibn
Dem publifum gu aeieen, urb UNI bic
augemeine Nufmertlamtsit fi4er ouf
thu 3u Ienten, geielt man ibm einen
tIeinen Neser su, einea gemiFeu gbs
bnuab, ben man seinen psinaenS Be.
titelt. neil er Der 6obu zines {eneqaIis
ihen nR6uigs" bon Der poblbetannten
.a6nigA SaSa,@ attung 1T.
Die 3rone aber ba6en bic BARRIER
ibrer Iiebenswhrbisen Gnrforse burd
folgenbes Man6Oer ~onfsefebt. Der
W6roer @prauO wurbe bingerintet.
uub man belt es fir cine pll9t
Der @afili@ttit, ben ru(af6en Ofi.
sier au biefem rei3polen s6au.
fpiel etn3ulaben. Gieutenant Winter
fnI9te Der ginlabung. er erl6ien -
10 iGreiOt man Der n8oR. 3tg.- NIT
ben @eri9tsbeb6rben auf benz Nidt.
plab, trot nit ibnen ms @sfdnanis
elm, mar babel, oIs Gpraub eebunbea
uno gei@oren wurSe, fam nit benz
3uge wiebsr aus bem Rpquettes 9s,fer
heraus, ftano on einen beuorauaten
Blobe neben Der @uiaotine, ais bos
JalbeiI nifbetiaufte. giniae Barrier
Sldtter limb sbrIid senug. 6ielen Ser.
gang anf6Big gu fiaben. Sic meinen.
cine 0inri9tuug biirfe ni9t oils 4uaeus
peice bienen, gu Der man amtli6
tremoe @dfe Iabe.
Sn 9abomeb allerbinss IN es mad
benz lbereinhimmenben 8eridie Der
Reifenbeu Der 8rau9, baB Der 26nia.
penn er eiuen fremben 8aff ebren mid,
tn ieiner @egeuuart elmer tIeineren ober
grbBeren Gu3abl GtIaben ben &opf abs
fGlasen ldBt. Nber mas R@ fur 90.
bomep f9idt, pabt bamit nod ni6t far
paris.
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acknowledgements fur bas $50
@eubla4t $3.50.
Reifenbe Aseuten:
s. g. &ui@.
~ S@Drpbin9.
@artmilian Gutpr.
6 . t d | 8.
Cages G9rpmif.
~. 6ebruar.

27. Sebruar.
1905. Martin 8eba,nt, 8erfertiger bes er-
iten Grbe[obus, eeftorben 3t 9ihabon.
1882. 8apit @ius VI. berlabt &oin, uft
NIT Sciepb II. iuesen beS &eli9tons,Gb icts in
8ien 3u u~nterbanbeln.
1907. 9enrb @abstu. 2onefelon su Sort
Lamb, Matne, geb. 9~merifanil9er SiAter.
1918. Sirit 9arbenberg interSeidnet in
8reslan bas 8iinbnib PreuBens unb &ubs
lamb.
1914. S9laht Bel 8ar fur Nube.
1928. Spiepb @rhf &enan gebpren.
1848. Die fran30fii6e Nepublif auf Dem
&aitines8lab prpflamtrt.
1849. Die 11eiien &anttftern in 8erlir er.
Dfnet ben 90. Gebruar, iperben ben 81. Sc.
bruar tpieoer aufgelbt.
1850. 8anb 3tpiiden 8ateri1, @Irttembero
nr1b SaHien 9e9en 8reubens 8eitrebungen
bic fleinen beutiden Stadten in einem 9rp:
tectcrat unter it9 gu bereinisen.
1858. Sas neue Winiiterium 9erbb triti
ieine Sunftionen an.
1852. Columbus bon BEN @onf6berirten &c:
rdurtt.
1863. Orr 8ebenen : Dampfer ,,NaI6biae'
beriu9t bur9 Die 8Ipdabe su l6lipfen, &c
rdtb bel Mcaatiter auf ben @run6, ilnb pirs
BON Der 8lodabes6 lptte seritDrt.
1864. 3erit6runs bes bGnii9en SDipeit, Ell
mes S@anosM Onumeuts bel Sbitebt.
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9arIeeuns Der Ginan3lase Der 9tabt
Der6fentli@sn iol.
9eftion 249 Sept far bic nod.
benannten 8somten folgenbe GebdIter
feff: Mapor S.. 900: Nubitor 81 800;
&seor5er 81. 200; Mari4ol 81 400;
Stabt : NnmaIt 81. 500; Collector ST.
800; aReiior $500; 99abmeiifer
$1,000; Sngenieur $2,400.
Mapor galagban opponirte gegen
5ie Teffteaung bes MaDors,G ebalt auf
IS. 900, bic @lauIel tpuroe aber mad
ldngerer Sebatte einfimmig angenoms
men.
9ieie announcements folen, ba tur
no6 meuia 3eit ibris 1T, fOfort in ets
ua 500 gremplaren georudt unb Der
Qeqislatur u~nterbreitet tuerbea.
Sic 5peite ni9tiee 0orlage mar Der
Nntros auf eines
be3abIten GeuermebrsD Is
partements, pie bas bereits In
NusRbt eenommert iporben mar, als
bic Ginfabrung eines elettrif&en 5euer.
alarm,5 pfems bei6IDHen tuuroe. Sod.
moob legte ben gntwurf eiuer 6arauf
ab%3ielenben Orbinan3 Dor. nelde be-
itimmt, baB bic Dampfs5 pribeu, Spri'
benbGufer. S9ldu9e &c. NIT benz /.
Mdra 1891 In ben Befb ber Stab
ttbergeben unb bon beren M~ngeRelten
qebanbhabt un6 controltrt tperben fol,
len. Ser MQnnr eruenrt ben 6euer.
ipetrsgbef uno cine fir ale bic betref.
fenben 3mede notbwenbiae anaabl Don
Geuertpebrleuten. 9ie{e Drbinan3 tpur'
De. nod Nnnabme zines Drinsli9tetts.
antrags einfimmig angeuommen. Gul
2odmorbs Nutra9 murbe BET bisbertgen
freiw,ligen Geuerwebr bic ofi3ieae Qn'
%erfennung uno Der 9ant fur treu unb
etfo!grei6 eeIeifete Sienife ausgefpro
den.
Gum S9luB Iegte MapOr GaQagban
benz stabtratbe ieine Site ber r.eu err
nannten poli3ifen uub Ganitdts 8 Nuf,
feber &c. Dor. Sieielbe tpeift bic fol-
genben Namet auf:
grfer 6iIfs 9Rari9al: u. gop ;
3ueiter 6ilfs .Marfdau: %. 8. Den.
nefeb; Oeieetib s. 6ugbes. poli'
Sifien: u. Bennett. 8. Mi1er, 5. 3.
p6smann. 9. RuIauit, u. 9uonis, 5.
Mc5orlep, Greb. Difmann, s. u. Ben.
nett, 8. Springer, 8. GiSbenrp. s.
@RerIp. s. s. @ulweff. Soc. Quin'
tana. %. M. 2nor, q. psre3, s.
Me9elan, 5. g. @rop, g. Blaming.
5. ". 0'Gonpor, 8. MuIbau, s. &C.
Bomen, u. 6arris, 8. &ipps, 5. s.
Brown, U. Bottle. Npe. 6aile, ..
goultreB, g.. Seitsen, o. 9aniels
Sas. Brotpn, s. gabena, Som 2enb.
s. &. gr~anforb. Wite O'Meeara, u.
S6uma@er, %. Bed, u. u. grotpn.
u. peterion. Sanitdts . Snipeetoreu :
Sobu Gberhorb, Sobn Ga0aaban, u.
5. Qoant, %. 3. goot, 8. M. Normar,
s. Bates, Sos. Wartin, %. 6. Dun.
treB, Suan Garcia. 3om 8romn, sra,
nuel Mpntea, 8. @. Shores.
Diefe Site tpurbe einfimmig gebils
ligt, morauf auf Mebers Mutrag b..
@~ertagung erfoIate.
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EeeaS =.

Gin eigentbiimlt6ss MiBgei9id
bate elm Merifaner auf Der &an9 bon
Oobo & Nfblep In Der Ndbe bon Del
@iO. Nls er in Der Morsenodmmeruna
iein graienbes pferb iu1te, ranute CT
nit benz 9aIie IN Die 6pibe bes Blattes
elmer Oueeasp oIme (ssSpanish Dag
gerry unb Derlebte fi@ 10 f9per, oab
fein Wieberauftommen 3peifelbaft 1T.
= B6ie 3uftdnbe i6einen In her
Rdbe bon 2eon Junction BET @atesoiGe
gu berrf9en. BORT wuroe Der Gtore>
Subaber Wiuiams bon 2euteu, bic i'm
Gbenbs aus feinem 6auie serufen bat.
ten. neil fe angebli6 nod ettDas tau.
fen MOLTEN, erf@oKen, oils CT ieiuen
6tore tuieber 3uidlieben uollte. IS lit
bas bet a@te Morb in biefer Sc.
geno mdbrenS Der Iebten feds Wo&en!
Sn 9ainserfsIo, Morris @ouaip,
tel bic Selnperotur an rs. 6ebruar
innerhalb BON elm paar @tun5en urn
81 Grab! Sn ZEN Gdrten. no f@ou
Nles orttnte unb tlibte, 1T @Ges tpieber
erfroreH. Sn WiGita Gals Iant bic
3empsratur gar um 6S @ran, nam.
lid bon 88 auf 20
Sn SeferiOn tpiitbete am &c. Gez
bruor elm S9neeHurm, ber einem So,
Zion an @eualt aiemli6 eIei9 fam.
Die pfrf9 @rate, bic cine febr rei6e
au perben peripra@, 1T bermutbli9 tos
tai berni6tet.
- n anfiin fubr am rs. 6ebruar
ote erfe elettrif@e StraBenba9n.
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Sic Gntptdluna ppu sabwet.geras.

wv Sust~S0S~uH WV SWutuS
Gin paar GARNER bon 9il Gountp,
10 melbet eth 8eri9t aus Wbitnep,--
Eaben bas Giltens ooer Sdbnef Seros
Gieber b%efOmmen; fe baben fb bic
@egenb am uaterea Ghfenltri6e anges
feben, 2ano baielbf getauft unb geoen,
ten f9 blnnen Rur5em bort an3ufebeln.
Oas' bsiBt nit anbereu Worten, baB Der
big babtn berbdltniBmdBis ,penig ge=
fannie unb sepiirbigte iibmefli9e
2anbestbeil ieBt mebr unb mebr aur
Mnertennuug tommt, unb baB ielbf
Garmer aus benz als Mderbaubitrift I'm
befonberen &uf ftebenben @entraltbeile
oes Stoates bortbin aieben, urn R6
tpabrf6einli9 als Semitic ober Obfz
8ti@ter bort n%ieberaulai1en.
Nu@ in ben Sbeilen BON ShbmeIt.
teTas, tuel9e i9on peitar ab BON Der
Suite liesen, nimmt bic 3uruanberung
BON Garmern aus 1lteren NieoerlaHuus
gen unb aus anoeren 5taaten ftetig sa,
3. y. In ben Counties Ga Sole. 6rio,
uoaloe, Mebina u. a. So tbeilt pies
Der cine Corresponding bonn %. 6ebru.
OF aus 0onbD @itp nit, baB R1 bic
umgegenb bort INNER n1ebr beRebelt
uno omar nit th6tigen 6armern,
bic ai9t obne bic n5tbisen Mittel
tommen unb bort bIcs einen boriiberz
gebenben Nufentbalt nebmen tpollen.
Nls 8etpeis fhr bas fotibe, aderbauIi.
DE Jorti6reiten brau1e MUIR, bic aus
ben Gra6tliften Der @ifenbabn entnoms
meme Sbatia@e, angeftbrt gu peroen,
bob aus Der umseeenb ron 9onSo
@,tn, no nod niemais porber mebr aIs
354 8a0eu 8aumpone ge3oge1 ieier,
In ber lebten Salon gegen 1000 Bal,
len bsrI6iht porben ieien.
Nus Olmos in GUADALUPE County,
beri@tet Elm Rorresponbent pom %.
Gebruar ebenfals, baB 5groBe Strefen
2anbes, mel@e Bis babin nur au Wei.
begebese fur bas @ieb geoient bobeu,
iebt unter ben pfua eenommeu tDere
ben unb baB BORT, rpie aberaI i'm fHb:
weitlidea Sbeile bes 5taates, ti. Sage
fur ben wiloen uno phien Nie1
au9tsbetrieb ge3dblt ieien. Ser Nder,
bauer fdn9t eben an, ben gieb3R9ter au
p~erbr6ugen unb bic Baraelirung hes
tDerttuolen unb cine bi1tere BeFe6Iung
beReIben fnb BITE natutgem6Be Jolge
siefer gntwidlung.
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$13.399.2 81
@b. Grob6fe,
6daBmeiiter BON 8erar Gountp.
Ri6tis ~befunben: 8. %. NeAGifer,
@ountb : Ri6ter.
@tteft: Shah. @. Smith, County.
@lert, 8erar Co., Seras.
San NntOniO, %. Gebruar 1891.
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