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The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
The AstOnished Widow

Twelve miles from the city of Bel
fast Me-, On the line of the b. Il NJ.
railroad is the residence of Mrs. Syl-
VIVA Lang. a widow lady of about 65
wears of age She has been an active
member of the Free Baptist church for
many years, and true and devoted
Chris tan. She and her daughter, who
resides W it'll her, depended on their daily
work with their needle for the support
of themselves aud her two grand
children. All went plea sanity until the
spring of 1892 when Mas. Lang was
taken sick with la grippe. with the
best nursing the daughter could bestow,
and the medical aid of her physicians,
Mrs. Lang did not seem to improve; the
disease seemed to be seated on her lungs,
a terrible cough set in, night sweafs,
pain in her side and back with no ap-
petite. and all these characteristic
symptoms of consumption were hasten
ing her to her grave. At this critical
point in her case, hearing of the wonder
cures by the use of Rodolf's Medical
Discovery, she sent her daughter for a
bottle and commenced its use. Her ap-
petite in a few days began to improve;
she continued to use and continued to
improve during the spring and early
summer months, and all symptoms of
the seeds of that terrible disease had
vanished and she felt like one with
new lease of life, but imagine her AS
constituent and surprise to find that
that terrible sore on her leg and ankle,
which had been a source of trouble to
her for twenty years, rapidly healing
by the cleansing powers of Rodolfs
New Discovery, and today she is
woman, industriously plying the needle
for her support. and is living witness
to the cleansing and healing pow ers of
Rodot's New Discovery, which can be
verified by calling On hcl or writing her.
nnl.lns inU sfnmn 10 RrnOk Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
ONLY ONCE LUCKY.
A Millionaire Tells How He Lost s37 When
Boy and Found IL Again.

A Millionaire Iflls HOW Lost Ho1 w men
Boy and Found IL Again.
what i, the luckiest thing that ever
happened to your" somebody asked of
the millionaire.
do you mean sheer, unadulterated
luck. something that just happens with
out any seeking ON your part?' replied
the millionaire, throwing away half
smoked perfecto and taking another out
of hi. case.
well, yes, letit go at that. "
Il am generally accounted very
lucky man by the thousand and one peo-
pie who know more about me than do
myself But, on my honor what | call
genuine piece of good luck happened
to me only once in my life. 1t didn't
amount to much, though ii meant much
to me at the time. 1t was when was
filling my first job-that of an errand
boy at 50 a wcek-and | tell you | have
never since felt so rich H. when carried
home my first SO.
Il had been given a check to cash and
a bill to pay After paying the bill |
had just $37 of my employers money
left had just crossed Broadway when,
happening to look back, | saw two men
fighting i'll the street. | was enough of
a boy then to take keen interest in any
thing like a scrap. | retraced my steps
to see what it was all about. To my
amazement and surprise | discovered
that the two men were fighting about
the S37 and the receiptcd bill, which III
some mysterious fashion had dropped
out of my poe ket a policeman happen
ing along at that moment, | was able to
prove that | had better right to the
property in dispute than either of the
two combatants and recovered it forth
with. They had each grabbed for it at
the same time, and each Wa5 bound to
get all or none--luckily for me. have
often spaculat d upon what might have
happened il they hadn quareled !
should never have recovered the money,
and in consequence ! should certainly
have lost my situation. That might have
changed the whole current Of my career,
and instead Of being rich man | might
today have been poor devil or might
have been twice as rich as | am. Who
knows? Anyway regard il as the only
piece Of downright, simon pure unmis-
taxable piece of good luck that ever be
fell me But any Tom, Dick or Harry
that YOU chance to meet viii be able to
tell you lots Of. luckicr tn igs that have
happened to me-some of them things
that had worked at for years. New
York Herald
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

As the seasoned tramp and the green
one passed along the road they observed
handsome, hospitable looking home
resting peacefully i'll the quiet shade.
Cit on to it, Gully, exclaimed the
green one, his eyes sparkling i'll antici-
patton. That's the kind of place
where we git soft snap"
do we? You think we do, do YOU
replied the seasoned one scornfully.
well, you go il, and try it. I've been.
Go on in, but you'd better take ny
ilraulic jack along to pry the bull pups
Hws open with unless You want to tote
him around with you till he gets rip
and falls off. Detroit Free Press.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
A Real Lake of Fire.

The greatest natural wonder Of Ha
waii, if not i'll the entire world, is Lake
Dana, or Dana lake, body Of molten
lava 10 miles in circumference To the
sightseer the surface of this wonderful
lake appears as if it We're a sea of redhot
water dashing against the cliffs which
surround it on all sides to IA height
averaging 100 feet J. j. Williams of
Honolulu, who probably knows more
about the volcanic condition of. the is
land than any other living man, says
that this rushing, restless, heaving lake
Of boiling fire never remains silent or
calm for single instant. st. Louis
Republic.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
M essenger's Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.


SOMERSET ss:- COURT OF INSOLVENCY,
In the case of Sumner X. Berry 1nsolyent
Debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 10th day OF
Apr. A. D. 1891, warrant in insolvency
was issued out of the court of insolvency Tor
said county of Somerset against the estate OF
said sumner r. Berry of Solon, adiu dg-
ed to be an insolyent debtor, on petition OF
said debtor, which petition was filed on the
10th day of Apr A. D 1894 to which date interest
on claims i s to be computed; that the payment
Of any debts to or by said debtor, and the
transfer and delivery of any property by him
are forbidden by law: that a meeting OF the
creditors of said debtor. to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees OF his es-
tate, will be held at court of insolvency to
he holden at the Probate Court Room in
Skowhegan. on Tuesday. the sth day Of May
A. ID. 1884. at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written 2wl6
LYMAN GRANT. Deputy Sheriff
as Messenger of said Court of Insolvency.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26


Prices for western beef catt lie, live weight
Choice, i1eG14sic pr Id; second quality, 4n4L2c;
third quality, Nl3 &C; poorest grade of coarse
oxen. cows, bulls, stags, Texans, etc, 27t}c pr
Ii.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle,
dressed weight: Choice DO gdllc pr ID; first
quality, hGb1Dc: second quality i1gGJ434c.
Hides tallow. etc-l HIDES. 4lb0t5c pr ID; tai
low, 81 &c: calfskins, ,5c each lambskins, .0c
each; sheared skins. 25c each; branded hides,
DC pi Id.
Northern and eastern beef cattle The re-
ceipts were light, and the demand slow. There
were very good beeves brought in from the
New England states. Values remain about
the same rs last week.
Mich cows and springers The supply was
little lighter than last week. Trade was dull,
Veal calves The supply was heavier than
one week ago. The quality was rather better,
but among the arrivals we're large number
of "bobs." The demand is slow, and values
were weak at last weeks quotations.
Sheep ana lambs The supply on the market
was light. The western arrivals all
taken direct To the slaughter houses. A few
spring lambs were brought In and sold on
commission.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET ss:- COURT OF INsoLvENcY,
In the case Of Henry f. Redmond, insolgenr
debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 10th, day OF
Apr. A. ID. 1894, warrant in insolvency Wa.
issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said
County Of Somerset against the estate Of SAID
Henry. f. Redmond of Scion, adjudged to be
an insolvent debtor, on petition of said debtoi
which petition filed on the 10th day 80
Apr. A. d. 1894, to which date interest en-
claims is to be computed. That the payment
of any debts to or by said debtor and the tran
forbidden by law. That a meeting OF the cred :
itors of said debtor, to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees OF his estate, VII
be held at Court of Insolvency to be hold
en- at the Probate Court Room in Skow-
hogan, on Tuesday. the sth day OF May A. L.
1894, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
2wi6 JOSEPH ATKINSON, Deputy Sheriff
as Messenger of said Court of Insolvency,
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

NEW LONDON. Conn. April "a -Presi-
dent Hyde of the Bath iron works paid
another visit to New London yesterday,
and satisfactory negotiations were en-
tered into for the removal OF the works
1t is assumed, however that the removal
of the works will hinge on the passage of
the free shipping bill by congress, and
that Bath people will take no steps to-
ward erecting new plant if that meas
u re 10 nasspl
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
DISSOLUTION.

The CO. partnership heretofore existing IN
der the firm name OF Weston & Brainard was
dissolved by the death Of Mr.. c. M. Brainar1
Dec. u.s. 1899.
The business Of the late firm will be continti-
ed by the new firm Of L. w. Weston Co,
who having th!s day settled with the estate %
c. M. Brainard will settle the affairs OF the
late firm, and collect all accounts due the late
firm. Very respectfully
L. W. WESTON & co.
Skowhe gan April 4, 1894.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

Hanover, y. H., April "a -Ex- United
States Senator Henry l.. Dawes of Massa-
chusetts last night opened a course of
lectures on the history of the country be
fore the students of Dartmouth The
course is upon a foundation established
by Colonel Gardiner G. Hubbard, class of
al. The subject of the lecture was THE
dual character Of the government under
which we live, national and state"
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
An Eight Round Contest.

BosToN, April "A johnnie Griffin OF
Braintree and Al Critic of Australia,
rival featherweights for the worlds
championship, met in an eight-round
glove contest at the Casino last night.
The bout resulted in draw, after IA very
fast contest with honors in favor Of the
Australian. Critic forced matters all
through.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
Figuring on Reduced Wages.

New BEDFORD, Mass. April IA feel
ing Of uneasiness prevails among textile
operatives here in view of the ultimatum
of Fall River manufacturers in reducing
wages. Should local manufacturers at
tempt to follow Fall Rivers mill owners
plans prominent union officials here pre-
dict general strike.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

WAsHiNGroN, April 25,-Justice Hagnei
has issued decree allowing The Rich
mond and Dinville Railroad company 20
days in which to pay the Central Trust
company Of New York the sum Of S. 002,
COS. 81, the amount of a judgment OBJ
tanned under foreclosure proceedings. In
default Of such payment the sale of the
roads property il decreed.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
Hints of u Cutdown.

NEW BEDFORD Mass, April 25-Ex
pressing themselves on the proba bilities
of reduction in wages in the cotton
mills of this city, certain prominent manu-
facturers said yesterday that thus far the
matter had not been discussed, but such
a course eventually is not at all improba-
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, April "a A three
days musical festival was begun here
last night. Besides solos by first class
vocaiists, selec,i ions by choruses of 200
voices are given. A Boston orchestra of
.W pieces furnishes music.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

Boston, April Am unknown woman
committed suicide in Evergreen cemetery
yesterday afternoon by drinking whisky
and laudanum. The woman had plain
gold band on the third finger of her left
hand, and her handkerchief WAS marked
with the letter X
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
OR SALE!

A farm, situated in the town Of Concord,
suitably divided, two young orchards and one
old one in bearing condition. good sugar
orchard and b ouse to convene. A great bargain
will be given, for further particulars address
5wl4. r. H. TOWNE,
Bingham, Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

WAsHINGToN. April 25.-The U. S. S.
Montgomery will have her final trial
May !. She is ordered to proceed to sea
from New York and remain outside for
two days, the machinery being steadily
run. The jet is not to make speed, but
to test her machinery.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

WORCESTER, Mass, April 24,-Samuel
Butterworth, aged 23. was taken from his
boarding house last evening to the isola-
ton hospital, suffering from smallpox.
He had been sick four days without
doctor. Quarantine has been established
at the house
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
with 100000 Capital.

SPENCER, Mass. April 24.-Several bust
ness men of this town have decided to
organize stock company to succeed the
Prouty firm. which recently assigned
The capital stock of the firm will amount
to 500, 900.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

NEW HAVEN, April "a The new shell
for the Yale navy came last night 1t is
soft. long, gain. amidships and weighs POS
pounds. The report that Oxford had
challenged Yale is untrue. Yale will de-
cline to row an English crew this year,
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26

BUENos AYREs, April % -Advices from
Rio Grande do Sui show that all the
Brazilian insurgents who are still in
arms against the government are CON
centrated mt BaRe.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford Conn.

ineor, GRATED ard Commenced Blsiress 1871
JAMES NICHOLS Pres f. o. RICHARDS Sc,
Capita, 81 900 10000.
ASSETS, DEC. 81, 1899.
Real Estate owned by the company min
numbered -.......,.,,....... .......... s233l20 8
Loans III bond and roTtgaFes trst heEtJ COL $50 %
Stocks and bonds, market value l,7g8N0 90
Loans secured by cnlaterais ............. $50 10
Cash In office and in bark la2462 81
Interest due and accrued ............... 1918 Al
Premiums in due course of coll. Ction,.. 4ltOi4 81
Aggregate o. all the admitted assets
at their actual value s3,+t,+6 9B
LIABILITIES, DEC. II, 1899
Ne, a. cunt of unpaid losses and claims ?7s, 3c 2s
An cunt r.quired to safety insure all out
standing risk l,4kZi o5
All other demands viz: commissions, etc 1l4l3 o.
Total amounr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1881 BAL 81
Capital actually paid up In cash 100000 90
Surplus beycnd capital. b.6l+ W
Aggregate arnout of liabilities i; cludirg
net sur Blu 324455 SO
DiSsMoRE & BIcKYoRD, Agents, Skowhegan, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
COXEY'S ESTIMATES.
Asks For Transportation Rates
Tor 100, 900 Men.

Bounl 20 form the Capitol. Sotwith-
standing The Issue Of a Warning Proc
lHmation.
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eaEtgATle Claudio no lavlbA ArmAG lQuG importabsl
OoRtAba con 1us anoa s paTsciR que tssia mas que
Haltar IA gaYganta del traidor ptrA ahogaYle
Ciampi csminabR Tkridamsnte Claudio esturefacto
e haba dsado ganar terreno habieKdo qusdado 81 prR
cipo csYado 81 aue.c, ID aiIneta del iteHsNo
desAparecia sEtEe ID nisblG
E comaAds1te ApTeBuTsndo eHtoBcoI 81 pssc Sc Ian.
x6 an psHHecuc6A guy aunque 10 eanuTEdxo del Euoo 10
impedis AvaBEaR con lE rRpideE deseadA.
Sin ombbTg0, Ttr5fR dc vista aqusI hor1bYe que
eVidentemente huiA de 81 La dstsnca que IL Eaparabs
de Ciamp iba acoEsRdcse RvTe iadeAIta ae deca cue
Agoatiao u no oda que pOr etabs On "a
poder.
Do TepsAte e talisRo, ttravssando x6pidAmast te IL
cslls paTecio lamar Ia pusrtA de Dor 10 me-
NOS penet6 en- ellis deHapareci6 eRra os Ruma1osos ed
fcios que haceR tente Lea tmas essaa de ID cao iun
- ID iglesia de Saint Eusttche
La ealls sItats DESSERTS. No 20 offs aino el muxmu-
llo lejano del Paris dc Aoche
Claudio Riviere habA podido vjgIar fEcilmeats Jos
movimeStos dc AgoutiRc. TfRt6 Ire de adviRar en-
que habis entrAdo 81 aliaHo Psro todas Ii puer
tE eEtAban ceIradas; solo vea abisa psro no pa
reca II de una Casa nr ID de paaadiKo 1Stra alf
en d6nde ss hsbEiR Eefugipdo Oampi2
Aquelia abertuTa tsEfn IN agpecto Mgubre nniste.
roso Claudio haba paAado varas po1 delante de
ala sin haherlo Aotado.
NO tsRia puerts, aino ma vsria. lDs geguro alM
hahiA psnetrado 81 maYqu&II
-IVamosl-se se dijo Riviers.
D6 slguvoS pesos hasia aqual antro peAetr6 On ID
oaonridsd Era 81 pasaje de Il Reisa da HuRRrfa
ExiItsR pocos pax;Gienaaa s6a ohtrs Les que mas
mssudo dsgsn Eus raaes haeaElc1 AsdadoEsa d Saint
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ssss.sss - A.
Euata he que e pas 40 de- 10 RsEG do HusgiA
M IN sstEeCho tor rasadiE3 que " de Il ca.
lie Montmartre Ia de MOA tcrg lsi de 1iacoAaa
de Paris en- los que 50 pTesisAtu 81 aEama
Dos pat1cs AtsroSes daA paaas HAisstro aapsc
TO clAuGtHs meier dho apATensia dc los pasion de
uaa cA1cs Las GAIA Goa altss paredes xsgsuEssY
Las veEtaRas estte has d. CLEO aolo EA pacuen
gnoa Las sScAleFas soA ra4Glits de- he
negro mets oxida1o An 81 fSndo del pssaia ana
1sceD como ehozs lseruHts sdss IL pared exbonesaa
tsadss de hierro viejo. pTimors vista llama b. atos
ci6a dessRrAda 81 aspscto de iRsria ono s6 how dis
ofEese aus muestraa del Monte dc tedad gua
ras pr deciro a ss que guarecen los psouenou
comerciaRt al por meacx.
EA 800 s plsaje de Ia Rsina de Hu~0rfa nna da.da
1892 1905 10 habfa lAmaoo dc ID gusldad acshaha
de recoorsr priE 1.-Two Romhre tesla l. mnIna irsra
BILE s6zdlda alarienoa que hoy dis
Oaudio sesscordo de que exists aoueI nsaa4a has
to que lego ID mitad de aqueA eapecie de cnrvaJcr
-ITraeno dc Dioal-Re djo cen furor-,A 0oetiro -
me hA escspadol Me ha viate como 20 presumie. ha
huido por ia Gale de MoEtorgusl
El cOmandaHts, sin embaago aprssur6 Al n.so aemn
81 hpbi'la espsrado alcanssr 81 marques.
Estabs, poE 10 mexos crfa estsr solo an 4 estvo
cho aomoIio passs cuA1do de rspsnte oy6 datrfa d
Il unas paaOs pecptados 81 YOlverae v6 tres aorhYan
queaEe dlrIgiaa caxamoAte haciR 81
MientrAs quo Olaudio Riviexe peYnegufa ( Ar.etiro
e Dsguisn tan bien 81 VacilAha On deteaerna "a nn@
riendo deaF qus g sscapara taano; cuando ranar
ts oJo IsaoAaE una voE On cncurdad aua Is hr0 o
vexss inANAtlVamento Qu0da1no parade
-lUomAndante Rivlerel--diio equslIa yoa cna Elau.
die scnoe6 g easaias per ~ Z Dc AnaSdo Thspenet
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a RIO PIEDRAs

Y dedicado q mi querido amigo Ma
nuel Villa, en- prueba de carino:
ALA en- un vale siempre forido
81 mas hermoso de Borinquen
EST Rio -Piedras, pueblo querido,
Alegre siempre cual bello Eden.
Preciosa vista es su panorama
Por los erc tos que deja yer;
Su feriil suelo goza de fama,
Y g su morada dicha y placer.
Son susn ana as fres IS y hermosas,
Sus dfas tan clarCs como radiantes;
LIS tardes bellas y deln iosas, -.
Allegro noches y muy brillantes.
Iodo ALI es 6, 20, todo primores,
Y hasta Sc admlra con esplendor
Perfumes gratos de lindas flores
Z angeles bellos de puro amorl
Capital. Jose Rodriguez.
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PARAIOS mTZGADOS

En esta inprenta Sc halan de venta los siguientes
un peso % loo estaoo ae deIunclones cla-
orden de sexos estados civiles-ldem de matrirno-
nlo.-ldem dc nacimientos -Actas de matrimonio.
mento= Certiacacion medca-A so cts. ell loo Ger
uhe8cion de matrimonio.-Solictud de idem.-Licen-
css para dsr sepulturas-Es civil l-25 los
25 siemplares $50 los l00.-Papeletas de demanda
l50 81 cient0.
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Calino da IN bale en- 81 casa.

-Aun quitando tod IS los muebles
del sal6n---le dice su esposa---no queda.
ra bastante espacio para bailar.
Que quiten tambi9n los cuadros---
contesta Calino.
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JOSS Oa11n1no

MAY A g u EZ
FARRICANTE ALMAoENIsTA DE soMBRKRos
COMlSIONISTA EN- GENERAL. Casa establecida en-
1884 Esta co la fundadora puede decrse de Ia in
dustria de Sombreros tejdos paia del pats Sos
eene ~ senoritas tejedoras de sombreros de Cabo-
rojo espera 10 maestros de la Habana que Sc des-
tlnaran dar forma d los dichos sombreros.-Vent
81 por mayor detalle para toda la Isla el extran-
ZERO. Habra tamben siempre gran surtido de for
ros bahamas, cintas. sales azure toda clasc de In
gredlentes para sombrereria.- muestras. Sc
venden muy barato.
Direction: d. Jose Camino Plaxade Armau,
MAYAGUEz.
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CONKTENE 4 T0DOS

II vino Ri-ia gassta 81 dslioioso 81 pa'a
dad, ss uss "a tedss Ias pobacioRss de ls Isis
as o.ntd- d importAnts de IL impaEtsci6n Atss
tigua au ppEfacta est oilidad, saf como 80 salts
rAhie coRs. rvAai6s. Para los coFossdcrss sH
vip o., pare kodas las psrsoasa de nuss ps lsdsr
40 hay nixgnno one puadaa prefsrir este. L,c5
sai. os 81 lpsi-os sgeEtsa soa Oarsesdo H.
rnRnns q mns nfs. 2
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1000 peGo@
L. aoci 8dAd de .sAuatept1 Medlco FARMS
cSutico" colocsrk dieha suma On primera h1poteef
an hncaa en- estA Oiudad IN inteISs m0olco
Iaformsrk 81 ssersrO de disha SosiedAd FtD9L
aUILLERMETY. ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-10-03

Un psrtidario acerrimo de que Sc
cumpla ell precepto rehgiOso de guardian
las festas, lie escritfa su noyia:
-"Piensa en- mi, vida mia, siempre
siempre -. excepto los domii gos
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Vandan giros aobre todaa laa ciudGdan
! pueblos da ID Peniusula iulas adyacsntas den.
ie dos pesos en adelanss. Fl
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Ell. TONTO

Unico deposito del 9esasseditedo RON To-
PACIO Ias trea z@ - -Enta ron p6simc
infernal mats-gss e, es Tegsla & Los toeayon
lei estAhIecimiento so rantavos b0tslla.
lO-Santa Rosa--l0 Areribo --P. r.
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Srbs un0 Gnninrtrn bur @rriGt.

Gbicago, SuS., 6. Sept. - 2lu6
bic beuti9e Sieung i'm 8uuo 8gecttt,
in peIdlem Sur .3eit bic GufIt9c 9e9cn
otn Erdiioenten Der rNmer,cuTs GaIl<
uap>lluiOa" uno oeren Grefutip=G OmiIe
pc9en 9tidtuhtun9 scridtli4sr gcitb!e
perbunbelt lperbcn, pa,b nit 8crlclcn
BON OepeIden, Die Gebs an Die pcrlbies
Oencn abtbcilun9en Der Union" &C.
ianot, ausgciiIllt. gll5 Wulter ser untcrz
brcitetcn Depci6sn uOgc Die nudlfOls
9enbe geniigen; rllu s. u. @IbriOge,
9eaOpille, So. yaBt Sud nlht OurA
SnbibltiOncn, 9erbaitnngcn Orer Grupz
pm ctnldiibtsrn.
Sd babe elm gau3cS 0auS uOa pon
Oieicn 0iusen. Der &f lit jest
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