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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
Banks Creiger, Son OF the Ex.Mayor,
Wants an Investigation Of HIS
Fathers Administration.
He Thinks There Was n Million Dollar
Steal and Wants the Money Re.
funded to the City.
Saloon Men Running Palo Alto Coun'
ty (Ia.D TO Suit Themselyes--Offi.
cials Afraid to Testify.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-One of the most
sensational bills in the history of Chi
eago will be filed during the day
In the superior court, whereby a
son of'a former mayor of Chicago seeks
to bring about a reckoning and investi-
CATION of certain alleged crookedness
existing in the administration of the
municipal government under his own
father. Banks Creiger, as the munich
pal complainant in quo warranto pro-
ceedings, asks that money amounting to
probably $1,000, 900 be refunded to the
city; that the city be enjoined from
purchasing certain supplies in accord
ance with irregular precedent and that
the office of one of the city officials be
declared vacant and his salary declared
void. The suit is the outcome of an
other private proceeding brought
by Creiger through Attorney Allan
G. Story. Investigations in these
premises are said to have led to dis
covery and to an investigation by cer-
tain committee of citizens who will be
made parties to the suit. A writ of in
junction is prayed restraining the city
from all purchases except such as are
made in accordance with the law.
Further, the complainants pray that the
city be enjoined from paying salary to
the official who acts as member of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition company
while he gives his attention to any other
business or occupation; and lastly, that
reckoning be had whereby the defend
ants may make restitution to the City
of Chicago.
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One WAY of Defeating Opponents.

New YORK, Feb. pa special to
The Herald. from San Salvador gives a
new version of the shooting of General
Miniguel Enriquez, in Guatemala the
other day. The story is told by the
opponents of the present administration
in that country. They allege that
President Barrillas bore spite against
Enriquez and in revenge issued secret
orders that he be shot at hacienda un-
der the pretext that he was the head of
revolutionary faction. A rumor pre-
walls here that it would not be unex-
pected If Barrillas should dispose of all
the presidential candidates in the same
way
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Object to Moving.

WHITE EARTH, Feb. 25.--A courier
from White Oak Point reservation re-
ports that grand council is in session
on the old council ground at Big Rice
Lake, near Sandy Lake, delegations of
the leading chiefs and braves of Mile
Lacs, Sandy Lake and White Oak
Point bands of Chippewa Indians being
in attendance and forming the council
1t is understood that the object of this
joint conference is to formulate plans
for future action against any overtures
that may be made to them looking to-
ward their removal to the White Earth
reservation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
AIadin,s Cave in Colorado.

CREEDE, Colo, Feb. 20. Yesterday as
Prospector Brandle was working over
Batchelor Mountain, he stumbled upon
a find which raised him in a moment
from comparative poverty to opulence.
His find was cavern, the roof of which
vaulted and hanging with stalactites,
showed groupings of pure silver ore
running $40, 1000 to the ton. This cham
Der is so feet wide and 200 feet long,
and contains enough ore on the surface
to make Brandle millionaire.
Besides the silver the cavern contains
utensils, skeletons and remains, evil
dently those of cliff-dwellers, but the
antiquarian discovery is lost in interest
in the phenomenal silver find. Brandle
was offered 500, 900 cash for the claim
by q syndicate of California capitalists,
but he refused it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
Lumbermen Protest.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-ln response to
a call, originally signed by twenty three
Southern lumber manufacturers, con-
vention OF lumbermen will meet in
Washington on Tuesday next to express
their opposition to the bills which pro-
pose to place lumber on the free list. 1t
is said that rarely. if ever, has con-
vention call been signed by names COW
ering SO much territory or representing
so much capital and influence as this
one does. The convention will be CON-
posed both of Democrats and Republi-
cans whose motto is, American mar
kets for Americans
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AFRAID TO TESTIFY.
Justice Defeated by Fear at Emmstts-
burg, Ia.

Justice Defeated by Fear at Emmetts-
burg, Ia.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Feb. 25.--A special
from Emmettsburg, says that Palo Alto
county is virtually under mob rule.
About three weeks ago three dray loads
of liquor was seized from a trio of
saloon keepers, which was stored under
lock and key in the Jail under the court
house. 1t was Immediately retaken by
the saloon men, who knocked the dep
uty sheriff down, locked him in one of
the cells, and hauled the intoxicants
back to the saloons. 1t is claimed that
all the parties aiding in the recapture
are well known to the deputy sheriff,
and several eye witnesses, who were on
the streets ON the afternoon while the
intoxicants We're being hauled back to
the saloons. Still the grand jury,
which is in session at present, is un-
able to bring in an indictment against
any one; as the deputy sheriff,
who is an extremely young man, swears
that he cannot identify the man who
either threw him into the cell and
turned the key on him or hauled the
stuff away. 1t is further asserted that
it was not lack of knowledge, but a
genuine fear that made the deputy sher-
iff say what he did. The saloon element
is thoroughly organized and it is claimed
it is determined TO lynch or burn the
property of any individual who at
tempts in any manner to interfere with
their business, and that the jurymen
would not dare to bring any indict-
ments. Saloon men forbear personal
violence, Some of the people of the
county favor the organization of a band
of White Caps to run the saloon keepers
out
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
HE LOVED 4 MAN.
fnfstuation of n st. Louis Doctor Causes
Him to Suicide


Him to Suicide.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2J.-That the peculi
arities of the Alice Mitchell. Freda
Ward case at Memphis are not confined
to the feminine sex was demonstrated
by the suicide here of DIR. e. T. Breed
love of Baltimore, at the Hurst hotel.
The hotel people were informed Of the
suicide by Isaac M. Judson, who was
in the doctors room at the time of the
shooting. The police were at once
summoned and took charge of the sf-
fects, Mr.. Judson accompanying the
officers to the four courts. When MIR.
Judson stated that he was in the
room when Breedlove shot himself, and
gave the cause of the rash act as de-
spondency and strange attachment to
himseF. This latter remark was the
most significant when taken in consid-
GRAFTON with letter found among The
dead mans effects. The letter is filed
with expression of love for Mr.. Judson
and says that it is impossible for the
writer to live apart from him, and that
the cause of the suicide is the prospect
OF separation. Nothing is known of the
dead mans family except that they live
ut Fort Scott, Kan.
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The victim of a Chinese reud.

GREAT FALLS, N. H., Feb. 25.-Chin
Kee, the Chinaman who was found
dead in his laundry last week. and who.
1t was at first supposed committed sui
eide, was murdered. A thorough in
vestigation is being made. From what
has already been learned the murder
was the outcome of an old feud, which
has been carried on for years in China,
and which has cost many lives. Chin
KEGS cousin, who lives in Dover, ID sus-
pected Of the crime.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1892
ignatius Donnelly:

igunlius Donnelly:
This, the first great labor conference of
the United States, and of the world
representing all divisions of urban and
rural organized industry, assembled in
national congress, invoking upon its ac-
ton the blessing and protection of
Almighty God, puts forth to and for the
producers of the nation this declaration of
union and Independence:
The conditions which surround us best
justly our cooperation. We meet in the
midi of nation brought to the verge of
morn, political and material ruin. Cor
rupaon dominates the ballot box, the
legislatures, the congress, and touches
ever the ermine of the bench. The people
are tlemoralized, many OF the states have
beer compelled to isolate the voters at the
polling places in order to prevent nniver.
sal 3ntimidation or bribery. The news
papers are subsidized or muzzled, public
opinion silenced, business prostrated, our
hoIaes covered with mortgages, labor i'm,
povefished, and the land concentrating in
Tine bands OF capitalists. The urban work
men are denied rights of organization for
seifprotection. A hireling standing army,
unrcognized by our laws. is established
70 snoot them down, and they are rapidly
deganerating into European conditions.
ASast conspiracy has been organized,
the Address continues, to take possession
or tAe civilized world and establish an alb
soltte despotism. The controlling forces
OF me conspiracy aim to drown the out
cries of people with sham battles over the
tarf4, that corporations, banks, rings,
trusfs and watered stocks may be lost
sigN OF. In this emergency, then, the ad-
drets contin res, the people represented in
thisconvention seek to restore the gov
ernnent of the republic to the people, and
to this end ordain and establish the
Following principles; We declare the
uIlion of labor forces of the United States
this day accomplished permanent and
perpetual. Wealth belongs to him who
creates it. Every dollar taken from in.
dnstry without equivalent is robbery. The
interests of rural and urban labor are the
same; their enemies are identical The
remainder of the address covers substan.
tiaiiy the same ground as the platform.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
A missing Editor.

I PUEBLO, Colo.,, Feb. 25. -E. 8. Moore,
editor Of the Colorado Workman, il
missing, and none of his friends can
get trace Of him. Nov. 81 he started
for Trinidad. Colo, to visit friends on
the Maxwell land grant. At that time
occurred snow blockades that tied mp q
number Of trains. Il Is thought that
he attempted to make his way through
the snow and was frozen to death. The
owners Of the paper think he was either
lost In the snow or that he has been
foully dealt with.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25

vsrious Items OF News Given Eartss
The National Electric Light associs-
tion is in session at Buffalo, ". Y.
Reciprocity negotiations between
Austria and the United States are about
to be opened.
The bark Colorado, supposed to have
been lost at sea, has been towed into
Victoria, B. G.
The king Of Italy win visit England
in July and will review q powerful
British feet at Spithead.
julius Hess, gold and silver beater
OF Chicago, has been fined $1,000 for in
ducing aliens to go there to work for
him.
The st. Paul assembly has instructed
the joint committee on auditorium To
proceed with the building on the market
house site.
A wild timber wolf was killed not far
from the ST. Paul Stove Works on the
West side, by Frank j. Sieger, of the
railway mail service.
Ex- President Cleveland was tendeyed
q reception at Detroit. Fully 7OO0
people shook hands with him. He re-
fused tosbe interviewed about the situa-
tion in New York.
The minneapolis Iron company has
filed articlee OF incorporation with the
secretary of state. The capital stock ID
$3,0OO,0oG. The incorporators are G. L.
Becker, st. Paul; A. r. McGill, Car
men n. Smith, e. N. Noble, John T.
Ankeney, Minneapolis; Walter s. Mi
nor. John Mckinley, Duluth, and A. T..
Humphreys. Charleston.
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The sehmitt R,ll pafeatsa.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. 25. AS antici-
pated the Schmidt local option bill was
defeated in the senate by vote Of c5
ayes and rs nays, the number necessary
TO constitutional majority being Is.
Every Democrat was present and voted
aye. Rsynols, Republican, and Engle,
PeoJlss party were absent, but both
would have voted against the bill, and
the result would have been the same.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-02-25
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paul Union stock Yards
SouTn Sr. pAnI. Feh "a

'9OUTH DT. TAUI4 Fcb, 20, Nv.
HOGS-Strong. Yards cleared early DUAL.
ity fairly good. Range, 81 45eDa.50.
CAITLE--Sready and active. More stockers
and feeders wanted; butcher grades In dauland
Prime steers s3.50Qs4.as good steers. 81 lsls
$50: prime cows s2.5gzs275 good cows, SaJ0
12.5o; common 10 fair cows, 3l000s 90; hight
veal calves. S30aBI.O; heavy calves, S20oa
300; stockers, S..DJ52.l5; feeders, S2.454tau,:
bulls, stays and oxen. 81 25G2a5.
SHEEP = Strong. Muttons, s4GN54,y5
lambs, S4ooGi15; stockers and feeders Ssoo
G4.00.
Receipts: Hogs, 800: cattle, 150; calves, lb:
sheen 10
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A Nomination Connrm ed.

WASHINGTON, Feb 25.-The senate In
secret session confirmed the nomination
of Joseph Burlington, of Pennsylvania,
to be United States district judge fr
the Western district of Pennsylyania
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BLUNT, s. D., Feb. 25.-Blunt's -four
dealers are at present On the war path.
Patent -four, which one week ago sold
for 81 40 per sack, is now sold for 81 Der
sack or 81 ner 100 pounds.
A DAYS HAPPENINGS.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO UNION STocK YARDS.
Feb. rs. lSoe.
CATTLE-Steady.
HOGS Strong; 5Bl0c higher. Heavy, a. 4OA
st.4ht4.so.
SHEEP--Market firm.
Receipts: Cattle l.,eg; hogs, 5000. shesp,
t.0O0
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Earned riv. cent. : D.v.

MUNICH, Feb 25.--At . libel trial hald
In this city the fact was revealed that
an embroidery manufactures had in his
employ women who, under the sweat
ing systsm,' received only 8 cents per
day.
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

MISSEAPoLIs, Feb. g, lsQa
WHEAT February closed. S631c; May, open
Ing s7Isc; highest, sS14c: lowest, s5Ifc; closing
Bs14c. On track-No. hard. SOC; No. North
ern, CSC; No. . Northern. E21S4c.
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vsrious Items OF News Given Hrasi
Mention

A DAYS HAPPENINGS
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Gine beimiide Suonitrie.
@eD. Mamorp's 9ampf ; aaferei.

0tan bort bdufig, baB beimii6e Stls
bufrie-ra9 benz Spri6morte: Ser
propbet gilt ni6ts III ieinem @aterz
lanee" = 1T Ser eigenen Sta6t menig
anerfannt mirb, Stun, bel @eo. Man=
brp's Sampffiferei 1T bies ri6t Der
Sal. SIM @egentbeil finben Die So
brifate Der Sabrif reiBenben @bfab unb
fie 1T nit Nuftrdgen ni6t MIR BON bier,
ipltbern BON iiberaG Der, fDrmli6 iiberz
bauft. Ser @rfolg Der groBartig eiits
geri6teten &iiferei tit fein @ebeimniB.
9err Mfanbrp III ein Meifer in ieinem
Sadie. ST bat ME barauf gemartet,
baB inn ausmdrtige &~onfurren5 suporz
fam, loitbern er i9nitt iie ftets ielbf
ab, inbem er Die 1teueiten Nnf6affungen
ma6te unb Die lteueiten Mai6inen aufz
ftelte. 9eute 1T er fir Die be0eutenbs
fen Iuftrdge III SGiiern, 8otti6en, @iz
fternen &c. eingeri6tet urlb aae perben
lie prompt uusgefiibrt. 9ie &iferei be-
finbet fi6 108 unO ITO NnitintraBe.
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!. gDie man Snfratb ,uirb. Srieori6
Der 8robe liebte na6it ieinen 9unoen
and einen sroBen Nffer, Dem er ben
Nameu n9err Sofratb4 seseber bate.
Derielbe mar oabin abgeri6tet, oaB,
tpen1 er in bas MrbeitsSimmer 8rie6,
rt6S nno gu bieiem fommen pollte, leile
on Die Tbir flopfte, worauf Der &0nig
nit Dem 8ufe: rytur beretn, Serr 6ofs
ratb!4 0ffnete. @ines Cages, als Srieb,
rid Dertieft bel ieinen Nrbeiten lab
flopfte es, urb In Der Meinuno, bab es
Der affe lei, REF er pie serp0bnli9
uStmr berein, 9err 9ofratb i Nber
itatt oes Nfen erldien eth Sefretar, Der
etnise Sdriften Su iiberseben bate.
Na6bem oerielbe iid ieineS NuftrasS
eutlebigt, banfte er benz pe~rmunoerten
&Oni9 fiir ieine @%rnennuns gum 6of.
ratb. Srtebrid la9te bersli6 iiber oaS
MtBDerftdnoniS unb perlieb In Der Tbat
benz ibersliflidet 9efretdr ben 9of.
ratbstitel, Der etsentlid ieinem a1en
gegolten bate.
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s. aaltsHer & 5obu,
gsbulefale- unb Getaifs9 rmsgiffem.

Das &etail=G ei6dft, ippie bic 3ez
ceptar pbiger Jirma linb Die bebeutenbz
fen in Sun NntpriD, ppDpn Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 su iiberaeugen Gelegens
belt bat. IS berri6t III Der Npotbefe
gerabe5u Elm pbdnpmenaler gerfebr;
man erbdlt bier alles frif9- bat in
alen Departments, 11amentli6 aud III
benz Der gatentmebi5inen = Die gr6bte
9tuspabl unb Die Geceptur 1T ben be-
fen lttb geipifenbafteiten Sdl16eh ane
pertraitt. 9as Mboleiale : @ef6dft
nimtmt bot Sabr su Sabr ei1en gr0bez
rem umfang at, benn bic Npotbefer in Ser
Stabt uttb auf Dem 2anbe baben Die
@rfabrung genta6t, baB fie bier pore
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas prornpz
teits bebieltt tperbet. Die Sirma Salt
eDer ltebt nit ben eritelt 6Gufern Der
Ser. Staaten in Gerbinbung unb int
porttrt piele 4rtifel brett in bebe1te11z
Ben Quantitdten. Muf Outrage tperben
preislifen perianbt. Wir f6nnen alien
lnferen betrefenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obiser renommirten Sirma gef6dftli6
anaufniipfert.
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STIR fir eibenidbaftliden@ enuf Bpm
8rammtiueim, Sabaf umb Opium.

9ie nnter3ei6neter beebren fi6 Ell
ltem geneigten Yublifum m~it5utbeilen,
baB bas inforporirte 8isGblorib bon
@Olbz unb @ocasSntitut ii6 i'm 3ime
mer So. Is bes NlamozG erfi6erungs>
@ebdubes befinbet. 9ie befannte &eelpz
Metbobe nit ben ipi6tigften unb teues
fen 8erbeHerungen mirb angemanbt.
4uBer ben, bonn Snititut porgei6riez
beren &egeln, iperben Dem Batienten be-
aiigli6 Der 2ebensneiie, feline 8ori6rif=
ten gema6t. Sauienbe baben bieie 8e>
banblung nit @rfolg benubt unb 1T
iebem Sale lift Bic Sur cine permae
nente. @uf @uni6 prlpate un6 bisz
crete 8ebanblung. Wir berufen ut1s
nit g~rlaubniB Ser Serren auf @bas.
Nafb Sam CHS, %. sc. 9aibiea, 50.
g. SableD unb GreO 90. Suler, ale
bier anidffig. Sbige @enannte maren
9atienten biefes Snftituts.
SIR Ndberes abreiiire man:
6. g. @orbett, Sefretdr.
g.. g. @lifforb, &r5t unb Director.
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@mtes Natb.

aDenn Sbr cine Rabmaf9ine fault, 70 be,
sablt es fi6, bic bette gu pdblen. 8ir Der.
taufen nur unier eiseneS 6abritat unb fennen
eaieIbe senau. &auft Sbr bon uns, 70 be.
3abIt Sbr nidt 3weien @rofite llmeebt baber
ben 3ipiidenbdnoler, Der meiftens biatse
Mnihinen Bat. Sbr sebt benz 6abrifanten
unb gambler profit. 8auft baber brett. Sn
Gclse unierer sroben Gaeilttdten tonnen mir
9dbmaidinen biaiser liefern tpie iraenb
cine onbere Gabrif. Inner 8efreben lit tets
aetpeien, bas Bette gu bieten unO bic Dor.
al sli4fe Rdb, M a 9ine in Der
~ EFT II liefern.
l1nlere Mai6inen finb nidt 70 biuis pie
anoere, aber SIR werbet finben, bab bic e9te
Sinser @ai4tae be bolltomn,enite,
;uoerlafisfte unb bauerbafteite lift unb Sbr
iperbet @elb iparen unb Merser permeiOen,
tpenn SIR bic ,G6te Ginger, bic nur
bon Der Ginger Manufacturing Company
berseitent ipir6, fault. @esen Yreiie unb 8e.
6~insunssn penbet Gu1 IN The Singer
Manufacturing Company, SO. IL Neits@om.
mereeirabe, Gan Antonio, Tera8.
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@nt. Mmtbs @artem

auf benz Governments Siigel lit Der atts
genebmite unb fIblte gufentbalt pdbs
renb Der beiBen Sabres5eit. 8equem
gu errei6en 1T berielbe aud bur6 bic
BON Der Poit : Office aus reselmdBig
fabrenben eleganten unb luftigen Cars
Der @lamO Seigbts 2inie. Wan fdbrt
bis GraDienitraBe, BON NO aus Elm ans
genebmer Spa5iergang BON faum 3
Mtinuten bortbin fibrt. lleberbies
merben binnen Surgeon 5Dei bD9ele=
gante Wasonettes CUR Stelle iein, bic
bel fpecielen @elegenbeiten (pienies,
@oncerten &C. ben @diten fir bic 6ins
unO &iidfabrt f~uitenfrei gu gerfiguns
ftehen.
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rife ttito ipieberbolte leile eigellett

nitric tro lpieoerbolte ieine eiselren
@orte."
Der Mtajor idlug eiu bellies @eldd),
ter anf. Ser &orporal wurbe gerufen.
Dieier befantlte lein gerbreGen.
au1 Der Snfatteriit Wfiiler mufte
eri6etilen.
rWarum i6impfte Old Der aorpo-
raj ?" fragte ibu Der Sberit.
pWeil = Deil ib aud Die Soblet
meiner Stiefel gefpidit babel"
Die Neoue fiel gut ais, Nllsemeis
uer 8arbon.
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@eoameem(pftfter

Maa fam i'm 9eben Gieles gefpinnen,
tpenu man amf gieles uersidtet.
Srbnnng MAIDEN, beibt Islander: ben
S4nlrt aus elmer Gde in Die anoere febren.
Der 9oloeue WitteIipes. tets einaebalter,
fabrt our Gbaratterlofsieit.
@as ou oft our1 Wtibe unb aampie uidt
erreift, selinst biz ourdb cine Qaune bes
Shidials.
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5rinfersS ariante. Der 0abu 1T
far5, Der aater lang.
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OELRIOHS & co.,

2 gowling Green, Wsw Oost.
.. $. Neters, @alpefon, Gesas, General : Qseni
fur ben Shben.
%. s. 8ouns, s. @rteienbed, Suso & S9meIser
unb 5. g. Maeyeamara, @senten fir Can Nntpntp.
8. Rnnse 4 Co., Wsenten fur Guero.
q. Rudef, Gsent fur Sauleuburs.
Wepfe Wapbael, Msent fur Spuiten.
Clemens & Sauit uab Grnit @9erH, asenten fur
Weu= Braunfel8
5. 86ttder, Msent far Wetmar, Iesas.
grssmann & SduIse, Sbtner, 9ega$.
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@n ben itnredten aefnmme,,.

Srem6er: v8arbon. mein 6err,
f0nnen sic mir ipobl iasen, mo i9 bic
Gasemeine 3rebitanitalt finoe, Id babe
tie fdon cine Stunbe ~bereebens 9e.
indt." Stubent: n6err. ib
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