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Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
A Paymaster Held Up by Two High.

Waymen.
 SYRACUSE, N. Y., May 13-A daring highway robbery was committed near this city at 10 o'clock this forenoon. Paymas- ter Royal E. Fox of the Solvey Process company left his office at 9 o'clock with a weeks wages for the men, amounting to $2.300. He went in cart with a driver. The money was in small wooden box under the wagon seat. Nei- ther of the men were armed. They had nearly reached the end of their journey to the quarries when two masked men jumped from behind stone wall, each with two revolvers, which they pointed st the occupants of the cart end ordered them to get out and give up the money. While one of the highwaymen kept them covered with his revolver, the other tied them hand and foot. The rob bers then went to the woods near by, talk ing the box with them. A posse is hunt. ing for them
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An Evangeli.t Divorced.

BRIDGEPORT, May 13.-Rev. Augustus S. Wilmington, an evangelist now located in New Haven, was granted a divorce from his wife, Jennie Wilmington, by Judge Prentice in the superior court here this morning. They were married September 12, 1878, and some years ago Mrs. Withing- ton deserted her husband.
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NEW HAVEN.
Total. 1 g 9 10 1

Earned runs-Athletics 8, New Haven o. Two base hits-Hanrahan, Donnelly, Maul Golden, Morrissey 2, Griffin. Three base hit-Shannon. Sacrifice hits-Beecher, Wilson, Murphy, Lyons, Morrissey. Stolen base-Lyons. First on balls Bastian, Costello, Blansfield, Sales First on CT rors-Athletic O. New Haven l. Hit by pitched ball-Bastian. Struck out-Griffin, Sales ,, Blans field 2, Wells, Gray, Hanrahan 7, Wilson. Double plays-Costello and Wilson; Bastian and Golden Time-l:3O. Umpire-Holmes.
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Verdict Again.t Greaves.

LONDON, May 13.-In the case of MT. and Mrs. Ivan Caryll, otherwise TiIkins, Mrs. Caryll being better known as Miss Geraldine Ulmer. against Piracy Greaves, London correspondent of the New York World, for libel, the jury this afternoon returned a verdict against Greaves for f1 OOO
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
The aovernment Printing Omce.

WAsHINGToN, May 1S.-A resolution in. troduced in the house to-day by Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts recites that Q committee fin the Fiftieth congress reported that the government printing office should be con- ducted without regard to political consid- nrations, and that it Is alleged that during thn present administration 6 number of .snertenced competent men have been dis ehsro.d for political reasons and their places filled by incompetent men. The resolution calls upon the public printer to fnrni,h . list of all persons dismissed be- tween May, 1889, and April, 1899, and the reasons therefor.
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Oratory at Trinity.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 13.-The first prize in the oratorical contest at Trinity tonight was won by Frederick Branford Cole '93, of Warren, R. l., whose subject was "Charles Stewart Parnell." Romilly Francis Humphreys of New York city won the second prize with his oration on American CitiZenship,"
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
THE RosLxN MINE DISASTER.

Recovery Of All the Bodies Aid
 for the Families Of the Men Who
 Perished.
 RosLYN, Wash, May 13.-At 11:30 o'clock last night the remaining bodies of miners were taken from the slope, making g total of forty-three men who perished in the terrible explosion on Tuesday. About 250 children have been left fatherless by the disaster, and in most instances they are young and unable to help themselves. Subscriptions are coming in literally from cities and towns of the northwest, several thousand dollars already having been re- ceived. Manager Kangley of the coal company is in receipt of sympathetic mes sages from the Chicago board of trade and prominent persons in Washington, D. O., New York, and other eastern cities, re- questing him to draw on them for fnsn- cial aid to relieve the distressed.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
Prof. Loon

Prof. Loomis' Twentieth Annual Ball
 Professor A. M Loomis held his twenti eth annual full dress reception last evening at Smiths hall It was a very enjoyable occasion and was attended by many of the society young people of New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
COMMITTEE ON SQUARES.
U1H MI HsHs VN SVOAHhSs Italian Resfdeurs 10 Erect a Monu- ment to Columbus on Wooster Square.

Square.
 Paul Rosso, E. S. Del Grego and James Caporale appeared before the committee on squares last evening in behalf of the peti- uon of the United Italian societies of the city for permission to erect 6 monumsnt to Columbus on Wooster square. It was stated that it was the intention of the so- cieties to erect pedestal and bust of O. lumbus, the statue to be at least fifteen feet in height and to cost at least q, 900, and that it would be larger and more costly if the additional money could be raised.
 After considerable discussion by the members of the committee it was voted to recommend that permission be granted to the societies to erect the monument on Wooster square on 8 site to be hereafter designated by the court of common coun- cil, provided that plan of such monu- ment be hereafter submitted to and &C., cepted as suitable by the court of common cpuncil
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
IT. A. B. Fair.

r The fair of the Central union of the T. A. so- cieties was opened in the presence of a large crowd last evening. The St Johns, St. Ignatius', and St Dominics F. A B. societies and the St. Johns cadets marched in a body to the hall. Speeches were made by President Brennan or the state union and President Kennedy of the Central union addressed the large crowd of tenn perance supporters.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14

TRENTON, N. J., May 13.-Prominent pottery men say that an English syndicate is about to purchase the Crescent, Enter prise, Glasgow, Delaware and Empire pot teries of this city. The price is said to be nearly S5 OOO 00O
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sevsr. rorn.do in xansss,

WICHITA, Kan, May 18.-A tornado to-day demolished Atteen houses and the Santa .Fe stock ,psns Vt Augusta. and . dozen hogsss as Towsnd., Two mee wsrs lpjursd. 'Tbs ~lFss ass apWs, ,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
DEATHS,

BARKER-In this city, on the 18th inst, William J. Barker, aged 85 years, months.
 Funeral services from his late residence, No. S21 Portsea street, on Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the family. EAGNY-1n this city, May 18th, Ruby Jean, in- fant daughter of James T. and the late Jennie L. Eagny, aged months and weeks. Funeral from 159 Chapel street Sunday at 2: p. WEISS-In this city, May 18th, Jacob Weiss aged 62 years, month, 16 days.
 Funeral at his late residence, sos Dixwell avenue, Sunday May 18th, 2:S0 p. ID. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. BRADLEY-In this city, on the 11th inst, John D. Bradley, aged 5s years, months. days. Funeral services will be held from his late resi- dence, F Vernon street, Saturday afternoon at 3o'ciGck. Friends of the family are invited to attend. 2t LUTZ-In this city, May 18th, Antoine Lutz, aged 78 years, months, F days.
 Funeral at the residence of Charles Pallman, 432 Chapel street, Saturday morning at 5:30 o'clock, and at St. Bnniface church, George street, at 9 o'clock. Please omit flowers. 2t FRY-In West Haven, May 18th, George Fry, aged 57 years.
 Funeral at the residence of his son-in-law, Frank Thomas, Woods street, West Haven, Saturday May 14th, at o'clock D. m Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. 2t
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THE ARBIrRAToRs SELECTED.

Justice Harland and Senator Morgan
 Will Act for the United States in the
 Behring sea Matter.
 WASHINGTON, May 13.-It is stated on the authority of Secretary Blaine that Jus tice Harlan of the United States supreme court and Senator Morgan of Alabama have been selected by the president as ar- bitrators on part of the United States in the Behring sea matter. England will now .ppoin. two srbtr.so5s and tn there s. are % snres e Sweden, one by the president of France and one by the king of Italy.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
A Street BraWI at Frankfort.
By an EneIt.h Syndicate.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 13.-Four men were killed in street brawl at Frankfort tonight. One was prominent judge.
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FOR SALE.

District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,
 May 12, 1892 UPSTATE of FREDERICK W. W.FOWLER, of New E Haven, in said district, deceased.
 Upon application. of John q. Chapman, guardian, praying for power and authority to sell and convey certain real estate belonging to said minor as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at Probate court to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1s92, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, application and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the same three times in district. A. HEATON ROBERTSON, my14 St Judge.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Providence
 Troy o o o o o O O. Providence. o o o o o K 5
 Hits-Troy 4 Providence 2. Errors-Troy l, Providence 1. Batteries-Clarkson and McCaf- frey; Murphy and Knauss
 At Syracuse-Syracuse 3, Elmira O.
 At Albany-Albany 5, Binghamton o.
 At Buffalo-Rochester g, Buffalo 1.
 OTHER CANES.
 At Cleveland Cleveland 2 o 0 o o 2 0 l. Pittsburg ........ o o o o O.
 Hits-Cleveland 10, Pittsburg 5. Errors Cleveland 4, Pittsburg 7 Batteries-Young and O'Connor; Smith and Mack. At Cincinnati IonisviiIe ....... o 0 O. : Hits-Cincinnati g. Louisville B. Errors-Cir. cinnati 8, Louisville D. Batteries-Duryea and Murphy; Meekin and Grim. Earned runs-Cin. cinnad 9; Louisville 8. At Dartmouth Dartmouth, 0 o o 0 g 9 o-& Harvard ........ 0 o o o o 1 O. { Hits-Dartmouth7 z, Harvard 2. Errors-Dart mouth 2, Harvard 4. Batteries-OConnor and Ranley; Highlands, Upton and Mason.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14

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FOR. RENT

lA The End floor at 241 Sherman avenue All Closet, bath, set tubs, etc., in first clas. HiR condition. Also half of stable on the premises. Inquire at Q4 tO THIS OFFICE.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14

A Lyme, Conn., two cool, delightful, COD. RI; venient cottages, fully furnished for all kk seasons; bractng air, fine views of hills, Connecticut river and the sound.
 my10 eod2t R. DICKEY,
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FOR RENT.

FUN KENT.
 Second floor, 6rooms, 169 Whalley ave- !jl nue; moderate rent; gas, hot and cold 11f1A water, bathroom and all conveniences. Possession immediate. Apply on ap25 If PREMISES.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14

FOR SALE,
 k A new two-famiy brick house with sep arate entrance for each family; supplied III. with steam heat and all modern conven- fences. Also building lots centrally located. Terms easy. Inquire of c. T: DR1SCOLL, t2O If IS. Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14

FUN HENT.
 m 193 Howard avenue. seven rooms; i'm. All provements. JOHN c. PUNDERFORD, X ap8 If 116 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14

FOR RENT, m No. IS Beers street near Chapel street; i1N JOHN c. .PUNDERFORD, ap22 If 116 Church street.
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DR., Hathaway
Tubn Nreabfppt, n. D., 9tftftent.
Specialist hes .L1sStens.

JuuSe Mduner,
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mad ben ~Heieiten
Metbpben betons
bsH nab NIT ben
sr5sten GrfDIs.
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5. 9. 9pons. mebofte,,r hes

- s. S. 2Dons, &ebafteur bes
rameriean' in st. Sofepb Mo., bielt
in .Gbepenne einena 8Drtrag iiber, ben
rr6mii6en @inhnB in ben 6femtli6en
S9ulen." Sc tpurbe borber gefaat,
baB es Streit geben ipilrbe llnb 2pons
be,paHnete ii6 NIT stpei &epolper1t, bic
er ueben fiG auf bic &ebners8 ribiine
legte, ben1erfenb, boB er BON benieIben
tpetr n6tbig, @ebrau6 MAIDEN tuerbe.
1,500 perloneu, barunter piele &atboz
lifem, iparert antpeienb. SIN 2aufe feiz
ner &ebe CAB fi6 piel unrnbe funb uu6
er tpurbe bdnfig tnterbrp6em. ST
fonnte ni6t tueiter reben unb rief bic
YoliSei tinb Sibanipeiier an, bic Qaae
3l rduuten. Nis bies gel6eben mar,
fdifte ii6 and 2pots gum @ebeu an;
in ieber 0aitb belt er einen &epolner.
Mn Der 3biir tpoate ibm Der poli3ilt
Nplan bic @affe abnebmen; 2pons
ipebrte fi6; baS prblifum br1ngte li1
UNI 8eibe anb 2pous begann a1I feuern.
@s fielea MN einige 80 S9iife. 9aS
publifum lief a%nSeinanber lnb 2ponS
uurbe bon fefnen 5reunben in Dotel
aebradt. Sn benz @ebrdnse bate bet
pDli5if cine Sti6munbe unb Elm anbe=
rer Mann siuei S6iKe erbalten. @or
bent 9otel fammelte fi6 cine groBe
Weni6enmenge oft, bic 2pons 81 lpnz
den brobte. Sheriff 8elb nabm i'm
feft nab bra6te i'm Der Siderbeit me-
gen mad Sort &uKen. Ser Srubel
1T nod ni6t bOriiber.
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@eo. Manbrps 9ampf aiferei.

Wir batten in ieBter s3eit mie6er Sc
legenbeit, auf umfangrei6e 2ieferunz
gen bon Maif6z unb 8ranbottiben,
iotpie bon 6dHerm arfmerfiam 5u ma=
den, pelde BON ,auSpdrtigen Brauee
reien bel Der biefigen &ifereis 6irlna
pon Geo. ManbrD (NutiuitraBe)
beftent unb bon bieier Su GROCER 3uz
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt uorben waren,
Wdbrenb gepihe 2eute bier nift
miibe merben, bic 2drnt=S rontmet 3u
riibren unb fir bic Serbeiaiebang frem=
Der SnbutriesB etriebe gu ububmen",
bot fid ba in alIer Stiae aug Manbrps
fleiner 80tt9ersW erfftatt I'M 2aufe Der
Sabre elm i1bntrieles @tabliKement
BON groBem nmfange unb BON adj
tungsmertber 2eifungsfdbigfeit ent=
tpidelt. 9as III Bic ri6tiee Mrt, tpie
cine seiunbe Snbuitrie : Sbdtisteit ii6
entpideln mnB; aug eigener 8raft unb
bur6 itetige 3ielbepuBte Irbeit, nidt
aber bur6 8ubm unb n8omus".
Wfanbrps 9ampf> @iiferei lit bic be-
beutenbfe unb beiteingeri6tete i'm gatl>
gem Siibmeften unb tper ii6 fir biefen
Srbufrigweig intereiiirt, folte es ni6t
perfeblen, bieiem @tablikement ieiner
8efu6 ab3ufatteu. 9aHelbe befiubet
1i6 10S unb ITO @uitintraBe.
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s. &alteser & Sobu,
saeoleiale nno @etails2 ruasifteu.

9as &etailz@ ef@dft, lotpie bic &es
eeptar pbiser Girma finb bic bebenteftbs
ten in 6an Mlttnnio, atpobot Sober
tagtdgli6 ii6 5ii tibersellgen @eleeeu>
belt bat. @s berrf9t lit Der Mpotbete
gerabeau elm pbdmomeraler @erfebr;
rta1 erbdlt bier allies frii9 bat lit
allen 9epartements, 1anentli6 aud in
Dem Der patentmebiainen - bic gr6bte
Musmdbl unb bic &eeeptnr 1T Ben be-
fen unb gepiRenbafteitem 9dnben art>
p%ertraut. 9as @boleiale : @ef6dft
nimmt bon Sabr au Sabr eimen gr6Bes
renumfang atl, benin bic Npotbefer in Ser
5tabt unb auf bem 2anbe baben bic
grfabrnag gema6t, 6ab fe bier borz
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas prpmp=
tefe bebient merben. Oie Girnla Salt
eper ftebt nit bem eriten 9duieru Der
Ser. Staate1t lit gerbinbung 1tnb inn
portirt biese Mrtifel brett in be6entenz
ben Guantitdten. N,lf Mnfrage werben
preisliiten berfanbt. Mir f6nnen allen
unieren betreFenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obiger renommirten Sirma gel6dftlid
anantniipfen.
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Outer Nath.

8enn Sbr cine 3abmaidine fault, 70 bes
aabIt es fid, Die bette au tpablsn. gBir pers
faufen MIR unier eiseneS 6abritat unb fennei,
baifelbe senau. &auft 5br bon uns, 70 be.
sablt Sbr nidt 8weien Yrofite 1lmsebt baber
ben 3ipii4enbdnoIer, Der meiftens biaige
Mai1inen bat. Sbr sebt benz Sabrifantsn
unb gambler 8rpfir. &auft baber brett. Sn
Gclss %unierer sroben Gaeilitaten tonnen mir
Ndbmalfinen biuiper liefern wie irsenb
cine anbsre 8abrit. Infer 8etreben lit ltets
9%eipeien, eaS Bette 81 bieten unb bic 0or.
aigli9i tie Wdb VI a 1ine in Der
VI eli ;u Iiefern.
~llnIere Waidinsn linb uid,t 70 biais mie
anoere, aber SIR werbet iinoen. bab bic ebte
Ginger " a 6iae bic uolfo,nmenite,
5uperlaiiiglte unb bauerbaiteite lit unb Sbr
tperoet @elb iparen uno Neraer permeieen,
tpeun 9br bic ,@hte Ginger, bic nur
bon Der Ginger Munufocturins Gompane
bereeiteut miro, fault. Wesen Yreiie unb 8e.
%Singungen tpenbst Sud II The Singer
Manufacturing Company, No. IL Neft.@cm.
mereeitrake, Gan Nntonin, 3eraS.
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4eu frdter betanbett murne unb NIT welren Wetttein.
Xer1orene Mannbarkeit, fonte aut
5&ma&en her 0ef9IeGtsprsane beffimmt turtrt.
Observation-Disclosures rerten I'm Sanie
sef 4ranien nub ctne Snffrnmente furirt. Gtn uuns
betpouke 4etlmitttt.
Cafarrh und Arankheiten der
Hauf, bes gIutes uHb 6ertens. ber eeber -unb Der
Hik<eu.
Syphiiis. Das am sef4ptubeaen unr fGerfeu
tsilsube DRttteI 4ur garauttrt.
Hauf-A ran kheiteu auer Nri wereeu tns
ttrf, uannnere 2pren miblan8en.
Uuuatuer1icher AbHuss utrb yrofnpt
In EN- paaf Iasen furirt.
Maeiae Wtetbpbem.
+. Grete Gpn5ultattcu tn Der Sfkee pber per Bon.
3. 0tnaue unterfuHung nub DtdSno(e.
s. Sober mttb auf 0ruub pt6eni&aftlt4er Rrnetpteu
tstdnbeIt unb ietn cber ibr Gaa wtrS III ipeeteaem
6tnptnm aema&t.
4. Dintge preife unb lei@te 8abfnn8sbebinsunsen.
5Rben metffen Fallen tann BITE 4rout6eit TIN Saufe
I'll &ranlen tehanbelt perben.
6&seibt nm Sumptcm . Gormular nc. l, FIR Ndns
Sdrdtt I'M Gpmptpm< Eprmrlar Rp q, fin SSrauen,
G4tdtt nm Spmptcm< o csmuIars No. 5, fur 2auts
1ant5eiten.
4riefe perbeu prompt beantp ortet. Gue @ef@dfte
stte}m gstolteu. Webs3tu rtrb pertprsen stianbt
tsiertnssn bic Danfeu BON Gan antonto.:
1emtf@ 8efprohen.
aean abrefire an ober iprs3e Dor bet
,. n THAwA M. d.,
sfepene 0sbdnbe, SO unt So Msef : Gpmmereefrafe
6an Antpuios EeJas, cine Treppe bod.
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Giue ffdhere yDelt.Mulaae

#. eine fclGe, ron pelber Sbnen unter @arantte 3nse.
iAert tperben tam, bab ite befrieetsenbe Reiultate lie,
fert, rribrtsenfaus bas aa5eleste Sch BurddseJablt wtrb.
Quf biefer 0afS fonneu Sic Don BEN unten ansege=
ttneu apptteter etne Glaiae BON Or. Rings Neuem
S4wtnbiu&ts : Setlmittel ~faufen. GS ipirb e~arantirt,
tsb bafelbe inter allen. uuftdnbeu Grlet&terunS sez
pdbrt, wena man Cd. sesen strseub fpelme 2etten Ser
aebles ber Bruft cher Der eunsena anptnbet - pte
SHptnefr&t. 2unsenentgdnnnns, 1rcr@itis, Nhbmo,
9eudhhkeRr 6rdure 3t. &C. Gsit an9enetsn ein3nrebs
men. une .ftmeft gut, III nb1i8 i@er unb man tam iih
tu,naer barauf- berIanen.
probeEai6sn frettn alien guptbefeu. gBfpiefais BEL
Nbolpb Dreib. Gbompicn h Go,
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PARIS T. ROTHWELL,

pboto9rapbif6es Mtelier,
$50. II unb Ii WeftsG ommercesS g raBe
San Nntonio. 9ie a%llerneueitem @en=
res in photographer fem aasgefibrt,
ebenio elegant uenn ni6t better, ipie
airgenb uel6e I'M State. ~2ebensgroBe
@raponsp ortraits unb ale Nrter bon
8ergr0Berungen. @ebt cure Yilber
nidt 6remben, nm iie bergroBerm gu
lafeu, penn bic 9rbeit bier bon perz
antportli6en &inilern CUR bollen 3u=
friebenbeit ansgefiibrt tuerben famn.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit erlter @laKe ab.
@nii6ten BON @ebduben tperben aufz
genommen unb ale Quftrdge anBerbalb
beS @teliers prompt beiorgt.
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SaS Werbteaft fieat!

Wt phniten nnieren Wttblresrr mitsutbsiIen, bae
MIR Or. atuss ueues SppineSuStS : 6eiimtttel bereits
felt elmer &ette BON Sabreu perfaufen, sbenic Or.
Rings Neue Sober : Piuen, Budlens grutca Salbe unt
g.estrie Bttteis,. unh haf nit ntemals 5eilmtttel per=
fault baben, bic 70 gut rse5enA cber bic 10 a~uaemeiu
b~efriebist BADEN, ME bteft. gBtr s6seru tetnen auseu.
Slid, bic @arantie tai b,eje Wtttel isbeI 3eit sn lsers
rebmen unb limb tets beieit, bas peraEs8abte Sch 3uz
rudSuJableu, trenn tbrem @ebraude fetne bsfrisbtssr .
CEN Reinltats sefelst fur. Dieie uRittel perbanfsn ibre
arpbe gopuiaritdt ibreH elseneR @elttsEter. Gum
Gtrfaufs tn aneu Npotbefen unb in Der DrpausR 8 @rcf.
9~anbluns BOA Heolpt DreiB 3bomplsn Il So.
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STIR Earutcr +!

Sic triumph 8inbe>M ai6ine nit
StablgeteG- unb nit f6mimgenbem
8in6er lit bic bette Mai6ine um ale
Arten BON @etreibe gu idneiben, oh es
itebe ober liese, oh es fura ober lang,
grim ober troden 1T. 3n babem bel
Sips & 6aarmarm.
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9eutf4e SOB Office uno 8mdbs
htnberei.

9euti6e, fopie ensIii9e DrudzA rz
beiten tperben prompt unb biqig pers
fertigt bon Sobn S6ott, So z.
Norb YreasS tra BE.
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Srinft Serlimer WeiRbier aug
Der 8rauerei bon
Dds & q f6baher.
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er5tter eeser mn eeiImtttel.
10 d, Wso., IA. OFT

WaIbod, Wtp. IA. OFT. 1890.
Dor 5 5obren beiieI mid tin nerpbfes MoaeuIsibeu
0y1pepRial herpureeruftn bauptjdhlih burn ben
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