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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-04-20
WICKLOW.

b Uliok Bourke, RIM !, held an inquiry,
on March 18th, into the charge preferred
against James Cotter, Of IS Maitland
street, Little Bray, Of having murdered
his infant child, Ellen Cotter, On the
18th. The magistrate said there was
not any direct evidence, but there was
.nosdoubt that the child came BY It's
death by drowning, and circumstantial
evidence pointed out the prisoner as be-
inc the person guilty Of the crime. He
would, therefore, return the case for trial
g the next Commission Tor the County
dublin
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BELMONT
Pass Resolutions FarorinE Reform and
Reduction.

Pass Resolutions FarorinE Reform and
Reduction.
Tho last meeting OF the taxpayers OF
Belmont county at St. Clairsvillo was
uotlargely attended, but the men there
were in earnest and reprcse nted others
who were too busy TO attend. The
adoption OF the following separate reso-
lutlons was the principal action taken:
''Resolctd, That the delegates to the
different county conventions in Belmont
county are hereby requested to nomi-
na,o rs candidates for county Offices
only men who are in sympathy with
tho objects OF this organization and
honestly in favor OF reform, and rs
yo.crs we will not support at tho polls
any candidate who is not in sympathy
with this movement"
Tho following was adopted az n reso-
luton to be presented to the convention
OF each political party with n request
that it DO incorporated as a plank in the
party platform. viz:
"I.tyoirti, That We favor reduction
OF expense in the administration OF ali
county business in county offices, in the
courts and in tho purchase OF supplios
OF all kinds. Wo favor fixed salaries ior
county officers aud reduction in the ux
pcndiiure OF the same with all the care
commonly used byindiyiduals in spend
ing their own money. and We pledge tho
nominees OF this convention. il elected,
10 honestly favor these reforms"
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q ~BIsEVIrIEs.

alattors OF ,tlupr NIumpuI In Rni About
tho City.
MATINEE o.. tho Park Casino to-day:
no ovoni ng performance.
TuG alumni OF Clay school will hold
n meeting Monday evening In tho school
house to transact important business.
A suMusR OF pupils OF tho Clay rub.
lie schools, with their teachers, will 90
out to Wheeling Park to-day and have
4 basket picnic.
a SHORT session Of tho county COM
missionors' committee on our house
aud jail was hold yesterday and rou tino
business transacted.
4. A. BRITT Is putting up on tho
Mrs. irwin property, nUar Eleventh
strOot, facing tho river, q handsome
white brick building.
a SRw six.jnch water main is being
laid on Nineteenth street to Woods aud
OH Woods TO Eighteenth. Nineteenth
street IL also TO have u new curb set this
season.
TnE council committee OH police mot
last night and audited bills for Sli2 IS
on acCount OF the police aud
Sl4j OF on accouu. OF tho city prison, Il
total OF $2S7 ~.
ANNIE KELLY got drunk nee moro
last night, and in order to save the police
trouble she walked into tho alley back
OF tho city building and laid down.
Capt. Bennett locked hcr up.
IL the police court yesterday William
Nixon was fined 81 and costs Tor break.
ing furniture and raisinga racket at his
homo. In default OF tho cash he was
sent TO tho hill for twenty days.
In tho makingout ockoy McDonsld's
report, OF Washington school, there was
q mistake made, and instead OF 50 per
cent. as 1t appeared in tho paper. he
has OH, placing him at the head OF his
class.
THE Fourth Street NJ. E. choir will
give a song service Tomorrow evening
in celebration OF childron's dav. 4
composition by Mendelssohn, entitled
IL waited for the Lord" will DO render
ed, with the other numbers.
The festival to be given next Friday
evening. the 18th. at tho Young Mems
Christian Association, promises to be n
brilliant social, artistic and financial
success. 4 choice supper will be served
by the Ladies' Auxiliary from $50 to
7:S0 o'clock. At s o'clock a pleasing
programme will DO rendered in the hall.
Refreshments will be- served by young
ladies' in tho different apartments.
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pair OF thor parts. ana tho great vital
organs must havo richer blood to make
hem sound ami active, and to keep
them 40. The nerves aad brain nced
uourishmcnt
The power Of refrcahl NJ and reviving
every part OF the lanSuId body is what
makes Paine's colery compound the
marvellous strengtbencr and invigorator
u this century. 1t is this same capacity
20 recruit the WORKOUT nervous system,
TO rejuvenate tho blood that has enabled
this remarkable remedy to help somany
iebilitatcd persons and to restore them
again to firm health.
Rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in the
region oithe heart, debility and nervous
weakness, showing itself in any of its
my riad forms, are dispelled by Paine'a
celery compound. 1t feeds enervated
tissues all owe tho body. 1t gives fresh
vigor to the entire nervous tract, the
brain. the largo nerve centcrs in tho
spinal cord aud the nerves themselves
TO their minutest ratification.
II restores faded energy. It
sends new blood coursing through the
veins. 1t makes people WE'LL
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"For years | was n suiloror from nctv.
ous debility. During that timo | took
n great many romedic, without getting
any help until l tried Paine's celery
compound. l took six bottles OF that
remedy aud was cured. | chcerfully
recommend Paine's celery compound"
So writes Mrs. NJ. S. Schoonmaker OF
SOL Jane street, Now York City.
Too many women neodIessly suffer
from nervous troubles, not only in the
cities, but everywhere.
Their whole world too frequently lies
inside the four walls OF their homes.
Think Of the many porsons. men as
well as women. who spcnd most OF their
lives barricaded within the narrow con.
fines OF their dwellings. Summer finds
them pale and tired out. Their store
OF nervous vitality has been slowly
brought down by vitiatod air and Sc.
dcntary lie. Their whole system needs
a thorough replenishiug. The nerves
want nourishment. the tissues arc no,
half supplied with material for the rc-
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bond is,ue Of $4,000 Is, In tho opinion
OF tho committee, absolutely necessary.
This will mako a not reduction Of tho
debt Of $4,000.
"Wo would recommend that an ordi.
nance be drafted 1T once TO any Tor
such. Uulo,s this action DO taken, and
that quickly, It would DO necessary to
acalo tho appropriations $4,000. This
will cut OIL tho electric iights for tina last
half Of tho yoar. cripple tho fro, health,
police and street departments"
This was adopted aud tho committee
adjourned,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the Cty and Whe"sins Folk,
Abroad.

strangers In the Ctty and When,ins Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. uosford, OF Sistersville. is q
Mcclure guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stephen Martin
and the Pittsburgh Lady Quarteste are
ut the Stamm.
Harry Wheat is at Dayton, O., secur-
ing entries tor the June races herc.
Harry ". Mcclure returned last night
from Il sojourn down in the oil region.
Jack Crocan and sister, Miss Kate,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Tom ConiH
-SeUbmriN GG:tfs.
Mr.. Henry Schaub, formerly OF
Wheeling, now OF Chicago. is here Wis
iting bis parents, who are both i'll.
Mr.. John keyser. tho well.kuowu
hotel clerk, has accepted a position with
Frank S.amm, at Asbury Park, aud will
leave Monday.
Captain William johnson, OF Spring.
dale. Pa, a we'll known oil man who i.
interested in oil down at sistersvl!le,
registered at the McLure yesterday.
Mrs. Catherine Prall died at the home
OF her son, q, West Liberty, yesterday.
aged nearly scvGnty-eiShs years. Sho
will be buried this afternoon NJ
o'clock.
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Tho Epworth League OF Wesley NJ. I.
church, OF the South Side, gave n very
interesting entertainment last evening,
which was largely attended. Refresh
meuts were served and 4 programme
with toasts vas given. Mr.. F. IL.
CraSo. filled the toas,mas,er's chair
with marked ability. The following is
n list OF the toastd and those who re-
sponded: The Glass Meeting" ". II.
Topp; Tho Local Preacher" William
Cunningham; "The Epworth League"
George ila~!dabau:h; The church a. a
social organization" Rev. l.. W.
Roberts. Miss iIounaker's response
was very bright and was enthusiastic.
ally received.
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Scored bJ the Robinson Opera Co mpauy
at tho Park Casino.

Scored by the Robinson opera Co mpauy
ut tho Park Casino.
Tho highly amusing opera OF "Giroile-
GirOila," which is full OF laughabIe stu.
%Rtions, was given at VII eGling Park
Casino last night to q large an d appre-
ciativc audience. 1t is gradually dawn
ing on tho minds OF tho people OF
Wheeling that. this organization Is Civ
ing somy excellent presentations OF
popular operas at prices that are within
the neaus OF the poorest mans pocket.
book.
Tho arc electric lights were on for
the first time in the park last evening.
and added much TO the attractions OF
the place.
Miss Isabelle Sargent, in tho dual
role of GtTQRe aud GiroGI. vas giYon an
opportunity to show her versiiality.
Her drinking song in the second act
was Incompatible. Aimee in her palm
lest days never put SO much chic in the
stimulation Of inebriety L did Miss
Sargent.
Miss Barton appeared in 4 now light
last night, in good comedy business rs
ATord, the wife o! the equally amusing
BOtTo in the person Of Raymond Hitch.
cock. That gentleman has always been
funay, but last evening no outdid his
former efforts. Mr.. Holmes as NGraJ.
quin. and Mr.. Pullman in the role OF
the clustering .M0ur:ouk were very &C.
cep.able TO the critics. There we're cur
tain calls and encores enough TO hatter
the most sensitive performers.
Thi, afternoon that lively and snappy
opera, "OIivettc," will DO presented.
The park alone is worth a visit at this
time OF the year, and when to that is
added charming melody by competent
sincers-all for fifty cents. which In.
cludcs motor iare-the most exactin.
person a ask Tor nothing more, unless
the earth lie desired. A special motor
will leave at 1870 o'clock this afternoon
for the matinee. Tho curtain rises at
2:l5 o'clock. There will DC no perform.
ance tonight.
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cLosiNG EXERCISES
or Mrs. Hart. schVoi-a High Grade Fro
Ernrnme VOL %Ilenhrral.

ErHrnme Woil Rendered.
Tho closing exercises OF Mrs. Harris
school took place yesterday. Tho
school rooms werc filed with tho ps.
ronta aud friends OF tho pupils. Tho
exercises were introduced by u march
In which tho pupils did credit 10 their
careful training. After devotional OK.
~orciacs, tho following programme was
rendered:
~Easaya-"A Little Girl tolls how vacn.
ton should DO spent" Misi DOlphia
Young; Glow Mother Nature rOyonls
her Secrets" Miss Ammo Cummin,: "sir
John More" NIas,or Charles Some.
born: "pin money" Misa Stella En-.
Bheimori "Clara's Repentance" origi.
nal Htory by Miss lrmn Kraft; "ClUo.
patra'B Noodle" Miss Florence Brilles;
"rho Owl and tho Throne" Miss Como.
We've Holiday; "Mcmory's Picturcs,"
Miss Nellie StiieI; "A fow Thoughts on
Hymns" Miaa Jessie Wheat; ''rho now
China" Miss Julia Savage; "NOwspa.
pcrs," Miss Bessie Kyle; "Tho Rise OF
tho English Drama" Misses Matte or,
Mary PAUL and Julia Savage.
llocitatiuns-''rhc Nest" Miai Mar.
garet Cummins; "Practicing," Miss
llelcn Jones; "Sanlalphon." Miss Ruth
kittle; "Im Asking" Burgess Noble;
"Iouns Lorhinvar." Miss Mary Louise
Lamb; 81 Wondor," MiM Katharine
FranzhOim. French rocita.ion-"La
Roso ct Los Eufants," Misses Irma
Kraft aud Helen Smith. Song by tho
school-"rho Joyous Summer Day"
Piano solos bv Misses Frances Whca.
and Bessie Kyle. "Adion, Farewell,
Goodbye" Miss Ada Smith. an Mo.
noriam," Miss sue Stifei.
Tho exercises closed by comforting cor.
tifcates upon pupils who had passed
successful examinations in various
studies and tho prese NATION OF rewards
to tho following pupils who had dis,in.
guished themselves during tho year:
Miss Alice Brady, Miss Ada Smith, Miss
Margaret Cummins. Miss Nattio OF,
Miss Julia Savage, Muster Campbell
Henderson,. A very pleasing and ap.
propria,c address was then delivered by
tho Rev. Robert Bigger. After the
usual good.byes tho school closed to rc-
open September 10.
This has been tho most successful
year Of this dosorvedly popular school.
Already quite n number OF new pupils
have boon engaged for the coming year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE

Samuel J.. Smith. Executor Of
the estate Otsamucl II. Smith,
deceased.
William l. Smith. Thomas 4 In Chancery,
Smith. Robert u. Smith, Ed
ward G.. Smith. Margaret J.
Smith. Samuel y. Smith.
Laura smith aud Lulu Smith
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circul: Court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia. rendered on Ihi
lstn day Of May. los. the undersigned. who ~,
appointed special commissioner for the puFpyl.
will on
THURSDAY. THE 27rH DAY OF JUNE. SD.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. sell at pl5l1
auction. on the premises TO the highest b.!!e'.
rho following described real estate, tO-wir Al
chat trRct OF land situated IN Liberty district.
Ohio county. West Virginia, that was coaVrrel
10 SAMUEL II. Smith. deceased, on the 10th DAY
Of July, lsO. by Samuel Irwin. sheriff OF Ohio
county md John X. Iotsiurd. under Adecrto
the circuit court OF Ohio county. In the case %
John Wayt vs. samuel Bell. and the case OF Rel
vs.. WAyt &c, the tract OF land In the bill aid
proceedings therein mentioned and decfeed 70
be sold, and mole fully described in a pla, Of 4
survey made by John Gilmore for said Samuel
II, Smith on the 18Th day Of June. 1859. iEal
which is attached 10 aud made 4 phrt OF exhi5i:
number flied In the above entitled causel. ~
follows: beginning at & stone corner 70 lands Of
81. l. Connolly. formerly John Gifin. and thence
north SIS east Il poles 70 4 stone; thence south
- N.Ss Vs. lNAN -'hSANf hANHNN q =
west 37.3 poles 10 Z stone; thence south ~
west 525 poles 10 Il stone; thence south e9i.'
west COS poles 10 a stone; thence north So west
100 poles 10 the :|scc of beginning. and contain
Ing eighty tSOl acres. two e. roods and nineteen
Cgl POLES more or less Said real estate will ba
sold Is a whole or in two separate tracts otabou,
thirty and Nifty acres each. as divided by the
public road running through the land. as may
be deemed best by said special commissioner.
There is Il dwelling house and other buildings
on each tract.
TRIMS or SALE:-One third OF the purchase
money. aud AZ much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash on day OF sale. and the bal.
Ance In two equal i~nstAllments at one and two
years. with interest from day OF sale. the inter.
est on the second deferred insiEllnent to be paid
annually. the purchaser 10 execute his notes,
with approved persouRl security. for the deter,
red i~nstallments, the tile 10 be retained unul
property is fully paid ioE.
W. NJ. DUNLAP.
Special Commissioner.
thereby certify that bond and security as 70
1uircd by law. and the decree in this cause, ha.
been given by the said ". u. Dunlap, Specll
Commissioned JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
llyGS
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TIE most pleasant little pills 10.
cleansing tho system aud regulating tho
bowels, are Dc Wits Little Early Risors.
Cure sick headache aud constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. W. Va, L. F. Peabody,
Brnwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port. o.
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A LOAN on $4,000
Found by tho Council Finance
COMMITTED to bo Needed.
ENDS CANNOT Be MADE TO MEET
BY NNarly that Much Unless tho
Funds Arc Borrowed.
MOST IMPORTANT DEPARTMENTS

VIII DO Seriously Crippled Unless tho
Sum Snmod IL RAISED aud an Issue
OF bonds Is tho Only Way to do It In
tho Opinion OF tho Members Of tho
Conmittcc-S0 Street Lights With.
out Moro Money-rho Situation
Looks Serious for tho Current
Years Finances TIL Something Is
Done.
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Pittsburgh-River 5 foot ! inchos and
falling. Weather clear aud warm.
Groenaboro-Itiver 7 feet aud station
airy. Weather fair and cool.
Oil City-ltivor 10 inches and ata.ion-
airy. Weather clear and pleasant.
Warron-lsivor %iour-tenths OF n loot
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Morganiown-Rivcr 6 foet and sta.
tionary. Weather clear and warmer.
parkorsburg-Rivcr 2 foot G inchou
and falling. Weather clear and pleas.
ant.
Steubcnvillc-Rivcr . feet 3 inches
and stationary. Weather clrar and cool.
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Local UHIoS No. 50. A. i. G. W. IT,,
will give II Picnic at Mozart Park To-
day.
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The maska last evening showed 2 foot
0 inches aud stationary. Yesterday
mornings reports showod tho rivcrs
above rising at two points.
On account OF tho laying up OF the big
boats Captain Gordon G:oon will! take
tho II. X. Bedford through to Cincin-
natl. She leave, Wheeling thi, morn.
ing at 8 o'clock and takes only light
freight.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption
of Bonds Of 1855 of the City Of
Wheeling.
In Chancey,

Notice is hereby given By the commissioner
ing. that on June 3. lSaS, pursuant "a
the requirements OF the ordinance Of said
city. passed May u, 1855. entitled IAN o.,
dinancc 10 Provide for the Isue and Sale Q!
Ponds OF the City OF Wheeling. to be known A
bonds Of 1855. and for the redemption and psy.
ncnt thereof. and providing for the payment
from the revenue. Of the Gas and water
Works." the following described bonti
issued under said ordinance were duly
determined by lot by said commissioners ioG 10.
dcinrtion and payment on the first day OF July.
ISIS. to wit: bonds No. one IN. fos slr0; M ;wo
t2h for SOD: No. SIX l6. for 500: No. twCntr.
three i2ji. for $50; No. si1;y-threc (63J, tur sou
No. sovcnty-two (7N. for 500: No seventy s-
i76l. for 500: No. clGhty.fve ISL. for sJN No.
cighty.CIght ISL. for 500; No. one hundred SHi
ten no., for 500; No. one hundred and nincieea
Nl9), for 81 0 No. one hundred and thiriy.iOar
u3i). for sl,0M; No. one hundred and forty.;hrs
Nsil, for 81 COG; No. one HUNDRED and ftty.slI
il56l, iorsl .o1d; No. onchundrcd and seveuty.hrs
Sl1hl, for Sl,OVO; No, one hundred aud ninctysf
NgG), for 81 900; No. two hundred and ttty.ona
(25ll. for $1,000, that said bonds will DO redeemed
and pRid1t the Hank Of the Ohio Valley. in the
city OF Wheeling. IVES, Virginia by said com.
miSsioncrs on mud inter said hSt day OF July,
1895. and that sail bonds SO determined vii
cease 10 bear interest from tho last mentioned
day and date.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE LOAN OF 1855,
jct ny T. Il DoRRISs. Chairman.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
the cstn;e OF Elijah MnrlirG, deceased. are n
qucsted 10 settle, and Nil persons having Claims
against said estate will present them TO me !0s
settlement
mylS {. s. TERRELL, Administrator
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Samuel !. Smith. Executor Of
the csiRte OiSamuel II. Smith,
deceased,
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SALE.

W. II. IIALlrn. Auc,ionccr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-02

oab 9otoih Dor apei Wonaten in
Der tleinen Gotterie einen Serno &c,
maht bate. Set isnsr 3eit bate er
flott in ben gag b~ineingelebt uno bic
Ndhte ourai6pdrmt, Bis er ods gauge
@elo per9euoet bate. Nun bate er
audi feline 2uit me6r gum arbsiten uno
faBte ben GntIdluB, ieinem 2eben Elm
Gnoe au MAIDEN.
9uoapet. Der gepeiene 9es
msinosratb BON GTIsgg, Wlaoimtr
Y~rifanopic, 1T nab erfolgter Sauss
iudung, bic ben 9speis ~lieferte, bdb er
nit ben internationalen SaHsnsinbres
6srn in 9erbinoung ~geItanoen, perz
baftst poroen.
9ras. Sm SoiepbIdaht Der
8rua : &0fldher SergbdugeIsQihaft
puroen orei gerglsute perI6ittet.
Ginsr oerIsl6en lit toot, 3pet iino
ihtper pernunoet.
8rems pa bic Stuot 8rems in
oieIem Sabre i6ren 9OOid6riaen 9ez
itano feiert, bat iih bic 9emeinoeper,
trstung ais Eitausfdub conItitutrt
unb ben 9iirssrmetIter gum Sbmann
bieies Gpmitss getpdblt. Sc tpurbe be-
i6lofsn, Die Seitliateiten pom 10. Biz
IS. au9uit ab3ubalten. Nus otei fem
Qnluhe rperoen cine Seiti6rtft unb
apet Qlbums erI6einen. Iuberbem
ioa elm Qusitellunssbau rQlts& remS"
sriteben. Sur 5bsilnabme an ben Sseit.
li6tsiten piro Der aatisr sinssIaSsn
rperoen,
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pfs Daares

Elm ieioenartiges au'ebeu uno bauerreen
SSoblgeiud). Sine gillette fam nitt pou.
itdnotg seiannt ipcreet obue oieien beliebten
lrS ~eleganteu Irtifel.
ralS id 25 Sabre alt mar, iina mein
Saar an gran 81 perbeu unc auS,ulallen.
Sett eint8er 5eit gebraite ih Aper'S Satr,
Stgor, uno bteieS bat ciu neueS WatStum,
ilrlo itpar bon Der natiirlihen Sarbe beruor'
Gerr'en." u. s. Yoprp, Soues Yrarie,
SeraS.
,Tor mehr ais eiuem Sabre bate ih eir
he'tigeS Sieber, uno ais ib genas. fling meiu
Saar oil alls;ufallen, NIB mas mir nod
blieb, oaS ipurce grau. SD periuhte per.
ltieoene aftttel, aber umlorf A.; leit einiger
Seit aber
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6ebraud)e

ih gper's Sairs Sigor, uno MN wdhit meir
Saar raid, lno bat ieine alte Narbe." =
gfrs. Gnnie Collins, Sisbton, Dtaii.
sd gebraufe apsr's Sair.S ieor ieit fat.
5iini Sabrer, unb meiu Saar 1T iaitia,
slGr;eno rlto portreflit erbalten. Sd bin
uier;ig Sabre oft, mo reite ieit iiinfuno.
Stpan;ig Sabreu iiber Die YrGrieer. . m.
Senrp Stt, alias Mustang Bill" Hep.
caltle, Wpp.