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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
NUMEROUS TECHNICAL POINTS.

The Suits Against the Pacific Cable
Company Slowly Progressing.
Yesterday afternoon Judges Van
Dyke and Wade sat together in the case
OF Russell vs. The Pacific Gable Railway
company, according to the stipulation
made several days ago, and the taking
of testimony occupied the time until
adjournment. Superintendent Aiken
of the cable company was on the stand
all the afternoon, and was interrogated
about the books of the company and it's
financial transactions. particularly with
reference to the money received for the
construction of the road, how and at
what times President @. b. Holmes
sent the various sums used.
The case of the Illinois Trust and
Savings bank of Chicago vs. the Pacific
Railway company ell al. was continued
to January 20, 1898, and the motion of
intervenors to strike out the answer of
Russell was withdrawn, the answer to
stand as the appearance of Russell in
this case. A motion by j. D. Bicknell
and Chapman & Hendricks for leave to
intervene on behalf of 1. w. Hellman,
the Farmers and Merchants bank of
this city, executrix of the will of E. F.
Spence, deceased, and Charles Forman
was granted. The complaint in inter-
vention and answer to the complaint,
cross. complaint and complaint in inter-
vention on behalf of the parties named
are to be filed in 10 days. Chapman
4 Hendricks were allowed 10 DAYS
additional time on their own behalf.
The demurrer of defendants Coenan &
Coenan to the complaint in Intervention
Of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank
and Peabody, Houghteling & Co. was
overruled.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Exchange Review.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The stock market was
dull throughout Speculation for railroads
was weak, though outside Of Burlington, which
lost IN. and Missouri Pacific. which declined
IL, the net losses were less than l PR cent.
Industrials were remarkably strong. Sugar
was per cent and Colorado Coal IA higher
Railroads closed weak, Industrials firm.
Government bonds closed quiet.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
Money on call, easy; closing, offered at ~
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-5@6 per cent.
Sterling exchanRe-Firm; "a S4L, bankers
60-day oils; $4.87tA for demand.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Bar silver, per ounce
S4Ac
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Bar silver S4ss0
SAC per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Mexican dollars,
65@68Xc.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF WILLIAM sAUSER, DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator with the will annexed of the ca
itors OF, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice to the said
B. b Nesbit administrator with the will an.
neEed OF the estate of eaid decedept at the
place of business of the said B. Nesbit, at the
northeast corner of Second aud Thomas streets,
in the city OF Pomona, the same being the place
adopted by said admiuis traitor for the transac-
tion OF the business Of said esta e. in the county
of Los Angeles.
Dated this 21et day of November, A. D. 1892.
IL % tu-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
MRS. HUNTERS TWO DEEps.
A Plan OF . h-Msrrled Woman
Which n Miscarried.

A Plan OF . Much-Marrled Woman
Which Miscarried.
Judge Van Dyke sustained demurrer
to complaint yesterday morning in a
case which revealed the romantic his
tory of the plaintiff. The complaint
itself was simple enough instrument
on it's face, but the circumstances which
led to it's being fled are interesting.
The suit was brought by Mrs. Hunter
against her husband, Jesse Hunter, to
secure the absolute title to his property
in Los Angeles. valued at $S0, 900.
Mrs. Hunter married Jesse Hunter in
1858, under the name of Jane Elizabeth
Tompkins, and they lived smicably to-
together for period Of six years. Dur
ing that time Mr.. Hunter became very
sick, and was induced by his wife TO
deed his property, located on Broadway,
to her.
He recovered and discovered that his
wife had been previously married toa
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22


NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-Hops, dull but steady.
Pacific coast, 18@24c.
Cofee-Options closed firm. 2O@25 points
up. The sales were 28,700 bags, In
Guiding November, $I6.40t@16.6O: December,
$l6.20@16 40; January, SIG. OOG16. 20; Febru-
ary, $t5.75; March, $l5. 5O@15 80: April,
z, 17Nc.
sugar-Raw. closed steady. Fair refining. .211sc,
centrifugals, 86 test, $3.50. Refined closed more
active but steady. Confectionery A, 9-1 16
@zAc: cut loaf. s 5.16651Sc; powdered, 4 316
@5c; granulatad- 1l-16c; crushed, s l1-16c.
GopPerGt,i,.Is. opP1G,,.I ..ke: VI IL ! sg0gl2.lO.
ifn-Steady: straits, $40. 80 bid.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2l. - Pork, steady; cash,
$12 80. Dec. $14 80.
Lard,a,steady; cash, $40. 60; JAM, 50 o21;
May, $S.7O.
Ribs-Strong: cash, 1925; JAM. 81. .O2<.
Short clear-$7 1907 80.
6houldera-$7 3007 So.
Short ribs-$7. .7501O.5O.
CHICAGO, NOVEL Whisky. $1.15.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
Tho British Grain Trade.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Mark Lane Express
say: Deliveries Of English wheat are in slight
" improved condition; advance of I'd in Mark
Lane, where small business was done, center
Ing chiefly on ioreIen best wheats and embrac.
Ing nearly all Pat t6c coast wheat Prices of
foreign are kept down by large exports from
Russia
Today English wheats were firm, American
Is Cd higher. There were a few sales at advance
of Sd. Foreign, unchanged.
Good American -four is Sd dearer.
There Is little sale for barley, oats or corn,
each down I'd.
Barley-46e.
Oats-13s.
COrn-16s,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
Dried Fruits.

Dried Fruits.
.ArsIccrsoPer lb. sun dried 1l@14c;
PEAcHEs-rer h.. sun dried 1O@12kc.
Fresh Fruits.
CRANBERRIEs-Per barrel, $40.
BANANAs-Per bunch, 81 OO02 so,
PEARs-Per box, 81 SO.
2Lc
LKnoNs,Cured, per box, $l.5o@5OO; un-
cured, per box, So. .OODl. 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
San Francisco market Review.

BAN FRANcIsCO. Nov. 21.-The fresh fruit
demand was poor, especially for table grapes,
which have received setback by cold wealth
81. Wine g-apes are doing better, with sales az
high as SO per ton Good apples are coming in
more freely, with demand equal to the supply
Strawberries are still plentiful. with sales slow
The market is we'll supplied with cranberries.
Citrus fruits are active and firm.
The vegetable market was we'll supplied with
fresh produce, everything coming in light.
Lima beans are dragging. Tomatoes are in
heavy supply and sales slow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
Chicago Grain Market.


CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Wheat, dull. The market
opened nc lower; declined nc more on liberal
northwest receipts. moderate exports, greater
increase in visible supply than was expected:
cloted steady at bottom.
Receipts, 81 900 bushels; shipments, no.
600 bushels.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Closing-w Wheat, higher;
cash, 72c; December, 721<c.
Corn-Steady cash, 4lTc; Dec. 42c.
Oats-steady; cash. Sic; Dec, 311ac
Rye-4911c.
Barley-63c.
Flax-$i.O5
TimOthy-$1.97.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81 Wheat. easy;
May, $l.S6S; buyer December, 81 .32Z; buy er
May, .37.
Barley-Inactive; Dec, ss16c; May, 93Mc
Jan, 88Ac.
COrn-$l17%.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 21.-Wheat, firm; demand
poor; holders offer sparingly. No. red win
ter steady at 5s Cd; No. red spring, steady at
6s Id.
Flour-Demand poor: prices unchanged.
Corn-Firm; demand fair, December steady
at As 4d; January, steady at As Sd.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
The Compromise Accepted.

Judge Ross yesterday granted the pc
tition of Receiver F. N. Pauly of the
defunct California National bank of San
Diego with reference to compromise in
the Hotel Brewster indebtedness to the
bank. The bank had advanced various
sums to the hotel, aggregating some
$50, 900, and the compromise consits in
the receiver accepting a deed for the
hotel property in payment of the in
debtednese.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
A Little Girls Experience in a Light
house.

house.
Mr.. ana Mrs Loren Trescott are keepers of
the government lighthouse at Sand Beach,
old. LAST April she was taken down with
measles, followed with dreadful cough and
turning into fever. Doctors at home and at
DETROIT treated her, but in vain, she grew worse
raploly, un IL she was q mere "handful OF
bones"-Then she tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and after the use of two and half
bottles was completely cured. They say Dr.
Kings New Discovery Is worth its weight in
gold, yet you may get trial bottle free at c. f
Aeinzeman, druggist and chemist, 222 N
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22

Numerous unsolicited testimonials daily re-
ceived by its proprietors clearly demonstrate
the fact that the reputation of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the intallible cure for all affections of
the throat ard chest, has suffered no dlminu-
ton In the last quarter of q century.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
Wool.
0eneraI Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Wool, firm; moderate
demand Domestic fleece, 25@35c.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
: PERRY MOTT g. OO.'9
lU MBER YARDS s
AND PLANINGl MILLS.
No. 316 Commercial Street. nj
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice L. sta nton's court, Los An
geies township, county of Los Angeles, state of
CaiIfornnia, dated the 31st day. of October.
p 1872, In certain action wherein Joseph
against Jacob Wiel as defendant for the sum
OF $ll7NO, lawful money, and costs of suit,
on the 25th day of October. 1892.
property, to wit: Commencing in the south
easterly line of Main street, at point distant
about fifty.three and sixty-two ne-hundredths
easterly line of Second street. thence north
easterly along said line of Main street sixty
one and forty-two one-hundredlhs (61 42-1O0)
feet more or less, thence southeasterly on q
course forming an angle OF 80 deg. "a min.
with the first cours- of the lot herein described
one hundred an eighty seven feet six inches
Ns7 6.l2); thence sou,h westerly ia q straight
and nine ythrte feet X incnes (193 6-12)
southeasterly ffom the point of COM
mencement me, Fed ON course forming an
angle OF 80 deg. % min, with ,he first course Of
the lot herein described. and thence north
westerly one hun red and ninety three feet
six inches t1a3 l2j on a straight line to the
point OF commencement; being a lot bounded
on It's porthw-st.rly side by Main str et on its
nOrtheasterly side by The lot now owned by /.
NJ. Hellman, on its s0utheasterly side by the
lot heretofore conveyed by the parties OF the
prey, and on its southwesterly side by the lot
formerly owned by Andrew Glassell, now
owned by Jacoby Bros.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the
18th day. of December, 1892, at 10 o'clock 4. m.
of tn t day. at county court house, emple
street entrance; county Of Los Angeles, state of
California, lwi'l sell all the right, tit,e and
described property, at public auction. for law
full money: to the highest and best bidder, to
salts y said execution and all costs.
Der, is92; On ID. ROGERS,
1l-22.26 80. Constable.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castori&
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris-
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MONDAY, November 81.
John Madison ct ux to Horace M Ballou-Lot
8, blk Q, City View tract $4,000.
Isaac Norton to A City-Part lot 10, blk 25,
Ord's survey $l295
The0 J IIingten to Erg gene Richard-Lots 10
to 70, inclusive, Deal & Kreisers sub, Pasa-
dena; $4,000.
J Knepper to W Knepper-Lots 169 to 1sO,
1892 to ~ l6, lots and B, 10O-3O; is to 1S,
blk B, all in North Pasadena; $500.
Alice Peck to John W Coleman-Lot 81,
Evergreen trt $3.50.
Patrick Byron to Dennis Byron-Lot 21,
Grand ave add; $1,000
John Jacobs to Sarah Longley-Lots IL to
80 and part lot 81, blk 9, Marengo trt, South
Pasadena: $24OO
Gibson, sheriff. to Hannah Baldwin-Lots
8, 8, % and 35, Longstreet trt: $I267927.
Gustav Karpe ct ux to Afr Spruce-Lots 80
and 81. Plymouth trt: 1890.
George W King to Dodd-Lots 5 and 6, blk
Ill, Ro Providencia and Scott trt; $i1OO
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22
P0trOlAy1m
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, Nov. 21 Petroleum, December
closed at 521s bid.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-29

benz erft gereiften Samen ein ipeiteres
Stlld 2an6 in Gillen ober breittpiirfia
gu pflan5en.
yfun babe aud i'd ELM Nnlieaen pors
subringen.
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y5reien prehe", tpel6er leBtes Sabr
stne @rnte in fpdtem 30 e ican NJ ober
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lid bel mir ununterbro6en brieflif)e
4nfragen aus Seras unb anberen Iii6<
li9en Staten elm fiir SunizSaatforn,
unb i'd bin nidbt i'm Stanbe, ale glns
fragenben 5u befriebigen.
Jn Der 9uSgabe Der rGreieu preiIe"
in No. 80 ftebt gu leien, baB am 1S.
Sanuar Der erIte S6nee felt 6 Sabren
gefaaen lei. sSa, Dor Sabren am II.
Sanuar 1886 batten mir S6nee, aber
aud am Is. unb Is. Sanuar 1883 !!
(Mber ni6t in San 9lntonio 9lnm.
b. &eb.)
Das anbaltenb falte Wetter bat Der
nuilben Iieb5u6t" iuieber einem argem
STOP periebt, unb es tperben baburd)
Man6e gu Der ginii6t gelangem, bab
es ni6t langer 10 fortgeben fanm, unb
fur S9nB gegen llntpetter unb Gutter
lpenigitens fir bic rb6iem" Sage ge>
forgt merben muB.
9afer, befonbers no bic Saat unz
tergepfliigt tpurbe, griint ipieber bon
Neuem. Sam Otter.
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3prrespombema.-g aft 1tropiIIe,

~Ts'~Ses0~ " " u ~ y : "
ben 27. Sanuar '92. Sn Der vssreien
preiie" eriu9t s. S1Ib INN 8elebrung
iiber 8erl6iebenes, unb i9 min perfus
9en, fol9e tbeiltpeiie gu geben.
DAB fein 9afer bon &of perborben
nurbe, mag baraus berporgegamgen
iein, baB bic 9lusfaat ni6t reif mar,
als tie gel6nitten murbe, ober er bate
cine fir ltniere @eeenb unpaHenbe
Sorte. Wfan nebme INNER bas Bette
bon Mllem su Saat!
Wlit @tiaet babe i'd mid nod ME
abgegeben, ~ba es bamit au6 ni9t sus
Derldiiig lit.
Sorghum siebt elm gutes Gutter fir
pferbe, es muB aber iebr bi6t gefdt,
unb ni9t su groB iein, tpenn man es
l9neibet; inbeiien laifen pferbe unb
@iel aud biefes vlinfs" liegem, menn
tie gutes aaffirforn Srodenfntter bes
fommen f6nnen.
Sd babe fir mebrere Sabre neb1t benz
Raffirforn aud weiBes unb gelbes Mile
10 Wtai5e ge5ogen, pflanae aber ieBt,
peri1ieoener nria6en tpegen nur nod
baS eritgenannte. DaiIelbe fann pabs
renb Der 3eit bonn 10. Mdr3 bis Weitte
9luguit gepflanat ober gefdet perben.
6rii9 geidet (breitwiirfig) unb in troz
den Sabren bringt es nur einen gu=
ten S6nitt, tpogesen Sorghum beren
smei giebt. SIS brau6t aber faum balb
10 Diel 3eit gum Srofnen tpie 3uders
robr. 9lm beiten pfan3t man bas aafz
firforn in &eiben BON 3 SUB Mitanb,
beoeft es nit ettpa p 3oll Grbe unb
bearbeitet es pie Mais. Was man gum
Samensieben beitimmt bat, iollte auf
bic gntfernung bon einem SUB auf cine
pfanae ausgebiinnt perben. SSir Ssuts
ter5wede fann e8 boppelt 10 bi6t fteben.
genn bas 9(usbitnnen bel nafem
Wetter gel6iebt, 10 f0nnen bic ausges
3ogenen pHanseil, nie aud Sorghum,
Derp1an3t iperben.
9lu6 menn i'm Spdtberbit bic 8ldtz
ter erfroren ober tbeiltpeiie trodem pers
ben, giebtses, nit ben Stengelm abgez
9ei6nitten, nod Elm gutes @iebfutter.
Sen Samen i6neibe man ab, iobaI6
er reif wenn aud ni6t gang bart 1T,
unb nadber aud bic Stengel ielbIt
bi9t am 8Oben. gs ipirb fbmea pon
yteuem treiben, unb tpenn bic @ittes
rnng einigermaBen giinitis 1T, nod
elnmal Samen sur &eife bringen.
gu Griinfutter i9neibe man es nad)
gelieben ober 8ebarf, allemal uenn
es etpa % bis 3 SUB bod iit.
Der I'M Spdtiabr gereifte Same lit
lei6ter Dor llngesiefer su betpabrem, als
Der i'm Sommer gewonnene.
Sd tpiirbe Serrn S6uB ratben, 2
pfunb Samen BON mir fir rs Gents
poltfrel a1 be5ieben, uenn er iol9en in
lelner 9tdbe nl6t befommen fam, unb
oaosn etpa l older gu bephanSen; i
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-29
Cine Cbftbauut. sfraufbeit.

ueber 100000 franfe Obfbdume
befinben ii6 gegenipdrtig in San 6ran>
cisco, ipel6e bonn Often angefommen
iin6 un6 feitgebalten iperben, neil fie
nit elmer &ranfbeit bebaftet finb tpelde
unter benz Namen rYelloips" befamnt
lit. Ser Quarantdnebanlte 6es 8oarb
of 9ortieulture bat iie baber nit 8ee
i9lag belegt. Sc finb gum gr0Bten
9beil pfirii9bdume unb bic Sbifsu6ter
@aliforniens fiir6ten li6 por Der Gins
fubr folder pfan5en, ba bic 4ranfbeit
iebr anIfedenb ilt unb in einaeInen Sc
senben, iuo pfirfi6e bauptfa9li6 gesos
gen iperben, bic gan5e grnte serit0ren
uiirbe. Sn ben 0itli6en Staten bat
bic &ranfbeit in ben lebten Sabren riefig
um ii6 gegriffen unb bic gr0bten @ors
fi6tsmaBregeln CUR 6ernbaltuns beriel=
ben BON ben Sbitgdrten Galiforniens 1T
notbpenbig. 0ies lit umiomebr geboz
ten, als big ieBt nod fein Mittel gefunz
ben tpOrben lit, biele &ranfbeit .3u cllriz
rem, trobbem piele tpifeni9aftli6e @erz
iu9e iit bieier &i6tung gema9t tporbem
iinb. 9laes mas benz Garmer iibrig
bleibt, iuenn li6 bic &raufbeit einges
idli6en bat, beitebt barin, baB er fdmmt=
li9e 8dume ansrobet. Sn penig.
itens IL Staaten 1T bic 9ranfbeit aufs
getreten. Sn 0elamare, mo- 10 ausgez
sei6nete pfrii6e ma6ien, iinb touienbe
BON Ndern bon Der &rantbeit ergriffen
iuorben unb Der @enerals9lntpalt 9art
luirb bieIer Sage bic &iidienbung Der
tranfen 8dume mad benz Often perans
laHen.
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eie TT Sies +!

Mir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnung
fir ieben Gaa bon Ratarrb, Der niht bureb
Ginnehmen bon Sau'S aatarrb 8ur sebeiIt
trerben fann.
8. s. gbenet & 6 o., Gisentb., Solebo, ..
gBtr bic llnter3ei4neten baben s. 8. gbes
neb felt ben letten Is Sabrsn sefannt unb
balten Jpn fit oollfonrnen ebrenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures unb financiea befd=
bi9t, aue BON ieiner Sirma einsesansensn
@erbinblidfeiten 3u srfiilIen.
@ef & 9ruar. @rob9anbels. .0rosuiiten,
Sclebo, ..
@aIbinG &innan G. Marpin, @rob.
banbelssDrosuiiten Eolebo, ..
Sails 8ataWb. &ur toirb innerlid senoins
men unb tpirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
ihIeimisen SberfIdhen Ses Sbitems. 3euss
niiie frei nerianbt. gretS rs @ts. fir bic SID.
ite. Sertauft bon allen Mppttefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-29

= Die Gntfeftiguns Der fruberer
gunbesfeite biirfte am &beinlfrom BIZ
gBieberbefeitigung bon Mltbreiia6 ir
ausgebebntem llmfarg nod fi6 sieben
ginit 9auptort beS 8reissaues uni
ieBt ein drnlideS aber duBerit iebens.
Dertbes Stdbt6en bon 5000 bis 4OOC
gmuobnern, ipirb bieier yS1liifel
Seuti9lanbs unb bes beiligen r6mis
i6en &ei6es &ubefifen" bieIei6t ipie=
Der au 8e0eutung gelangen, sumal bic
9aiieritnblzgabn big mad greiia9 ge'
fiibrt nerben tuirb.
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- Gin 8uibel 01ais ma@t bier
8allonen Wbistep, Der i'm Setail SIG
foltet. Saoon befommt Der Sarmer
40 @ents, bic @iienbabn $1.0O, Bic
8unbesregierung $500, Der Yrenner
$4.00. Der Salooniit $500 unb Der
Srinfer = bas Delirtum Sremens,
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G9eatbams sei9madIoies vGbilz
Comic" bat ii6 bur6 Iaagidbrige pros
be bepdbrt, als Elm Sausmittel, bas in
feiner Gamilie feblen ioate. gu baben
in Slaf9en fir so unb IS Gents.
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s@ &ei6baltiges 2ager bon eles
ganten unb bequemen 9auss&0den unb
BON gHeiten in Der ganaen Gtabt bel
W II i e a b & u m 3, 237 Oits
9ouitoHitraBe.
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@rnnbeiaentsums lIesersraamuaen

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gtatbias @romlep, Stiid 2anb auf
eolumbia 4eigbts, $240.
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on 4bolpb g. lllri6, 8runbitiid an
2amaritraBe, 5000.
gb. unb Sulia &rauie an pebro
&uia, Stiif 2anb an ber Mebina,
1912.
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Mt1tttel atato S<acfet9 !!

Sinh npt Pls abbans ebrse
o9f g h mSsl Ndne ubg bhaln
Rreie tngerdyet = 7 ""'>
80 pmbehn besltte onten
ofxn brabgeebt am 81 ' V Wv y
2
moenaa gu sl2 80 unb $l4 pertauen rabsess
pan a cs &fee enorm reor @anen Sads goa s
so Gs Is Gents unb 81, bic
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0eirafbs . gd,ein:

9trtbur s. patterion unb SObanno
2ouife Sef6ner.
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- 6err &i6arb 8inber, Gde Gbelts
NUT unb 7.sStraBe, pbilabelpbia, pa., +,
litt on rbeumatif6en S9meraen unb
fteifen 8liebern; ct. Safobs Del
heiIte i'm.