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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. A. C. Gordon, formerly of this
city, but now Of Allegheny City, Pa, is
dangerously I'LL.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. White, wife of Rev. White. is
now in the city. The family will
occupy the parsonage Of Burns NJ. E..
Chapel.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Rev. A. ". White is preaching prac-
tical sermons on the everyday ques-
tions Of life and is meeting with good
md appreciative audiences.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22
dL[EClID !llllU!

Rion! fSllowxsi MAN; Mrs
Weeks gave / short ti0n on n Moth
er love. The Oracle. by Mesdames
Gordon and Nilburn, was interesting
and full OF good thoughts Mrs. Holly
OF Cedar Rapids was introduced and
spoke encouragingly and pleasantly of
the Circles work. The hostess served
dainty refreshments which were huge
IL enioyed,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

There are some people who seem to
think God only expects them to keep
the ten commandments on Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Thursday the members of the II. b.
S. r. c. met at the coy home of Mrs,
C. S. Stewart. Mrs. Waricks. who had
ably presided over the Circle the past
three months, introduced the president
elect, Mrs. J. C. Berry. The other Of
ticers were duly installed, and the
president appointed Mesdames Palmer,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs Morris Mills and Mrs. Dora
Dungee are expected home from their
visit to Mobile, Ala, next week Mr.
Mills face is not quite as long as usual,
and by the time his wife arrives will be
wreathed in smiles He says bach
elor's life is hard one.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Don't forget that the Hub Shoe Store
Viii have to sell the bankrupt stock of
the Foster Shoe Co., of Boston Shoe Co.,
Of Boston, Mass. During this big sale
shoes go at half price
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Miss Nettie Tolliyer will graduate
rom the East Side high school next
une. She is the only colored graduate
his year. Miss Nettie Woods viii
nish school the year following this.
They are spoken of as excellent
cholars. What has become of the
oys in the schools of our city? They
honld GO to school more in order to
sntertain the Intelligent girls who are
met on every hand Have more pride.
boys. and GO to school.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. CASTOR, mother of Rev. CASTOR,
returned to her home in Warrensburg
Mo-, Monday. accompanied By the
reverend and his children.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
kfcCIain is on The sick list.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The New England Cycling Club met
Monday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter jackson. The invited
guests were royalty entertained. The
feature OF the evening was the music
Of the JacEsonian Mandolin Club.
Games and social conve rsation We're
part of the evenings program.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The NJ. L. G. met with Miss Birdie
Hicklin Thursday afternoon reading
.Evaneline.' led by Miss julia Blag-
burn Reading Miss Birdie Hicklin;
essay, Miss julia Blag burn; recitation,
Agnes Roy. After the program the
young ladies remained to enjoy social
half hour with Miss Hicklin. The
next meeting viii be with Miss Phie
,angford on Eight street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. Grace Wilkerson has been quite
sick, but is now convalescent.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. Renix. of Seventh street. is a
sufferer from grip this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The Misses Blanche and Beulah
Allen are sick this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The Donkeys met at the home OF
Rev. Mr.. Clark this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

st. Paul's A. NJ. E. literary rendered
most excellent program last Tuesday
evening. The running debate" was
participated In by goodly number and
many points of historical interest and
value were brought out. The president
is both industrious and should receive
the hearty cooperation of all lovers of
literary pursuits. Come out next Tues
day.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

We would like to see the colored
singers of this city organize and on
good solid basis--svery one live up to
the rules adopted. There is an oppor-
tunity for them to make some money
for themselves. They have the reputa-
ton and the ability. Now go at it in a
business way,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22
III ]

RstalierA ~ Dry GOODS. millinery, Roots
and shoes, Mems and 0oys' CiothinGt
Jeweiry, Carpets, Wall Paper, crooksrys
Kitchen Utsnaiis Etc.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The lecture delivered by Miss Bessie
Stewart at ST. Paul's A. NJ z. Church
Thursday evening on Social Purity
was well delivered and equally well
received. She is young lady Of high
culture, industrious and pleasing in her
address. The theme was good one
and many points worthy of the most
serious consideration were presented in
her own forcible manner The future
depends on our young people and if all
make such an excellent effort as did
Miss Stewart a great good will have
been accomplished. The speaker was
introduced by our talented young lady
graduate, Miss leila Davis. c: Clifton
Lewis and Mrs. J. T. Blagburn each
rendered most excellent solo.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Lectures are being given all over the
city on various subjects and free of
admission. Good government is dis
cussed by able citizens and every
property holder and every citizen should
make it special duty to attend some
Of these meetings. Go out to some of
these meetings and put yourself IN
evidence as a good citizen. Your
nationality will not keep you out Of
these meetings or from taking part in
them and expressing your opinion.
You are compelled to do that part your
own self. Do not complain about how
you are treated when you do not go
out.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

The girl that gives way to a desire to
CAD about upon the streets and cultivate
the acquaintance of young men and act
the simpering simpleton, is laying the
foundation for senseless life. Ten to
one when she marries she will develop
into slatternly gossip if no worse
misfortune befalls her It is the girl
of good sound sense, the girl who loves
home and helps her mother, that wins
the model man and becomes an orna-
ment to womanhood. The girl who
does this and devotes some of her time
to reading and strives for material
culture. comm inds the respect and
esteem of everybody, while the street
gadding ornament only wins the
admiration of those whose admiration
is not worth having.
Few, if any, social gatherings are
more interesting than those of the NJ
L. Cs., newly organized society of
young ladies, the object of which is to
seek intellectual advancement by an
interchanging of ideas and review of
the standard authors books. The last
reception was given at the home of Miss
Julia Blagburn. After discussion
of books most unique feature,
that of the gentlemen trimming ladies'
hats for prizes was INDUCED in, the
best trimmer to receive first and the
poorest to receive second prize. A
very beautiful heliotrope pen wiper
was awarded to John Hardy as the
most efficient artist and a typical
emblem of the ''sons and daughters of
Ham was awarded to Henry McFall as
a token of his inartistic inability.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Sommers are
in our city looking for business loca-
ton. Mr.. Robinson is railroad cook
and resides in Omaha, and Mr.. Som
Iners is chef at the Ogden House in
Council Bluffs. They are well up in
their chosen profession and desire to
go into business. They spoke favor
ably of Des Moines and business en-
terprise. They are business men and
viii find this an excellent city in which
to locate.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. Sanders. mother of Mrs. George
Stanton, is conyaiescent.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Mrs. Georgia Courtley is sick with
Eheumatism.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

SEE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Silas Wallace is dangerously ill.
Mrs. Hoiiey Is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Wallace entertained friends.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Made Williams is suffering from
tonsilitis.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22
MaOhlan'S Conquerer Of Consumption.

Coughs, Colds, Chronic Bronchitis,
Asthma, Pleurisy, La Grippe, and all
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared only by II. E. MAGELLAN, Des
Moines, Iowa. Once tried, always
used Price, so cents. For sale by
Druggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-03-22

Always on Friday and Saturday we
can show the most complete assortment
in this city, and please remember THE
TREFOUSSE leads all others. Ask to
see our special gloves at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
Mrbeit unD Snbnifrie.

Pitts burg, Ya.. 10. Otat.-Gin
SlnonlB BON onidrirenO 9rOBer Sras>
weite ilt bier swiiden Der y2lmalsaz
mateb SlhociatiOu" Der Giieuz II. StabIz
urbeiter unb ber wMerdant gar Sron
Wfuuuiucturers 9tatiOnal &iio1iation",
elmer Sersinisuus BON 6abrlfautcn, ;u
Stanbe scfomnen, UNI, in Sppoition
sesen bic !SHttenbeliser bes Bittsburssr
0litrifts, Die ibrcu Grbeite,u iebr nlt>
brig. 20bne sablsn unO ibr. YroOutte
unter ocm sciu0bnltdeu Erel Ie uertau.
fen, ben Grbsltcrn Der genannten
Srunde bsf.r. SObn. 3u iidsrn unO
ben Tabrltanten BON auBer5alb Bittss
burg bic Gonturrens mt BEN Yltt5z
burger Sittenbsiiesrn 3u erleidlte n.
Der GObn fur cas- YuObeln" ioQ um
sehn 4rOj.nt crbObt wcsosn, porauSz
s.l.st, oaB cs seIlnst, sic nittuniOuj>
ltIldsn uno i5lcdte 20bne 3ablenoen
@ii,us uuS Stablwerfs blsiigtr Staot
gu ;pinsen, benielben bObsrsu gobn gu
bewlllisen. Cine 6OIee ocs Ibidluhts
o.s beiu9t.n SunOniies mar elm Strtfe
in ieds bielisen Giiens&erten. 7lau
slaubt, oaB, pcnn Der Strife Griols
bat, es oaDurd srm6slidt wiro, uidt
nur in Yennpluanicn, iou0ern in aQen
Gbellsu oes 2uuoes ben Giien= II. Stab1s
arbsitern elne SobnsrbObuns BON ;ebu
Yro;ent iar bus rYubpsln" su iidsrn.
Der iesisc 2Obn fiir oieie Arbeit 1T 81
per Sonne.
Die Sittenbsiiser iino piQis, nod
elm. srOBer. 2ObnerbObuns ;u beluilisen,
ipeun Die SObue I'M san;.n 2auos uuf
cine eiubeitIide Gruablas. gebradt
p.rS.n. Der bsOorltcbcube 9onpent in
GlepelauS ipirO mubri9einlid poridlaz
gen, ben 2obn fLr bas ,Yubbeln" auf
$4.75 per GonHe, oleleibt auf S., ans
suisssn. sud Die Grb0buus Der YObn.
Der r6iniibsrs" 1T I'M Bcrte. bod iOu
bi.l.lbe ni9t 10 beb.uteno lsin mie Die
Der rYuoolsr". Wenn Der Ylan GriOls
bat, w.rben nidt peuis.r ais $4,000
@iienarbsiter Den SO,tS,ll OauOn babsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
SeliiI6lario.
Notit oeutid1eu Htt6Stag.

Berlin, 10. Mai. - Sn Der beus
tisen Sisuns ees bsutiden 6edstuQ.s
erfldrte 9rober, ultramontaE, i'm 9taz
men iein.r Partsi, oaB ou5 Centrum
fir Die 2lnti llmlturi Sorluse nur in
Der 6aliuns itimluen fOnne, wie iie bonn
Iusi6uB elnberittet wuroe. Die per=
idieosnsn Im.ubsmsnts muiie Die Rarz
tel ableDnen.
Der 3eoner srifi Die 9tesieruns bef<
tis an uno trltilirt. bic Srlsinul SOrz
luss, welhe nur Ourd bic slrb.i1 bcS
ausiduhes einissr OeaBcn aunebmbar
ssuladt worosn mGr.. 81. 8egieruns
iOae iidl ia biiten, ben llnwilen, Der be-
reits unter osm Yolfe berrife, ourd
Swan9smaBreseln nod wsiter ;u itels
germ, iOnlt tOnute es uObl let6t palii>
rem, OaB Die Serrsn am Winiitertiiae
uui Elm Otal iummt unO ionberS uerz
fdmanben.
Or. Sd6nitsbt, Der Suftis Miniiter,
antru ortete, 9rOb.r beiise meoer bic Au.
tborltat nod bic 6abIsteit, ote fesiez
run9 gu tritiliren. Or YraliOcut erz
fiarte Johann, baB iibsr ieoss 2lmcnosz
msnt 3u benz gara9rupb III ein3eln
ab9sitiuImt lucroen mIrDe, woraui Der
8eldsbOte Si9l Die 9cbatts ae9en Die
SOrlase lpieber aufnabm. SeInc Ses
m.rtunsen erre9ten OBJ ibrsS cDnii9en
Snba.tes srOBe Seiterfelt.
@crmtihtes.
&arbinal Yriu3 @uitau SObeulubs,
Elm Sruoer bes 9teidsfan;IerS. peIaer
anseblidl bei'm Gapit in unsuuoe 9ez
fallen lit, NEIL er BET eincm Saufett ejz
men Goat auf Ocn ltalieulidenY Yremisrz
Wttnilter 9rtlpl ousbra6te, miro BENT
uaat Seutiblanb beiuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
Saban unb Gbina.

Dot bama, 9. 0ial. - Jtoh in
Lester Stuuoe bate geitern China oas
Griuden on Sapan s.itsat. Osn Mufleu>
lti(litanp uub pamit bic 6riit gum AuSs
tauia Der 9tatifitation be8 6rieben5z
Sertraass BON SblmCnristi um Iunr
Gage ;u uerldngern. @raf NtDolI, Der
9encral SetretGr ocS iapauildcn Oii>
niitcrrutbs, ber idOn uOrssitsrn in
Gidliu einsstruiisn mar, trai bort NIT
2Oro Vi, bem SObne o.s 9lc. &onl9S
Si>9uussGbans, suiammen. Der lapas
nIite Seo oOllmaht:ste, wclder ben err
fraufteu lapuuiihen Wtiuiiter os5 Iusz
pdrti9en, VicQmt. Otutiu, psrtrltt,
pel9erte iih lebOf, blsrauf cln3ugsbsn.
Sie 0ifierenspuntte uIrbeu inswIlden
nah lebbaIt.m Depsidsupedicl iwiz
iden SIdifu unO Being uno Sit)iiu
unS Stioto I'M 2auie Der NbsnOitunoen
sereselt. anS I'M - llbr 9ta6ts srz
fol9te Der formeQe Nustuuid Der Hatls
fifationS llrtuncen be5 Yertra9eS pon
SbimOnoicti, momit ocr Slbi6luB ees
6,i.ocns beiieselt ilt.
Ct. Petersburg, 8. WIai. -
&uBlanO, Trunfreid unO 0eutl9!anS
iteben, mie perlautst, i'm Sesrifi, ibre
Secitreittraite tm @binsTiden Miesr gu
peritGrten.
9tuBluno felt jeslidc a9srsiiiOs abb
iidt aui bic NtanOidur in 4brebe nnS
usriiaert, ss babe iioh nur auI ben Osz
feniipitanOpuntt ss9cn 9apan itent.
ct. Petersburg, 9. Wtul. -
9tod am SOnntas 9laubts man, 5apan
iuerOe ii6 pcisern, auf Die SsieGun9
BON Bort 9lrtbur 8erjlat 81 lcllten. Die
9te9ieruns bate berstts Die Ufoblllits
runs bon 10000 Wtauu in BEN FrOz
pin;en 5rtutit unb EomOit angcOrOn.t
uno ein @rebit BON 20,OOO,00O 9fubcl
mar bemilligt wurben I'M bic Soften
etneS 6elo;u9es ;u Ocdcn. Nnselidts
bieler 0Drbereitun9eu babe li1 5apan
uerunluBt gslsbeu. nad3usebcn. 9iuBz
lano wlrO isins Iruppenmadt in Olt<
gliien uuf 100000 NRann uermebren.
.3atIrslde Dantes>0epsiden limb an
ben WttfabO oboeoQuQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
Jrantrsi9.
Gin ueucr &ulturfampi =?

2onb . N, 10. Ufal. - ye9ronlcle"
laBt lid aus Yarl5 Die gtuflsbtn errez
aenbc Dtlttbeiluns MAIDEN, baB elm neus
erli1er Gouf lift su!l9cn Stride uno
Staat bepOritebs, DuB Der Yaplt feline
Saltuns geseniiber Der fran;OTiden See
publit uOllitduols 9ednocrt unO oaB Der
Iran30fii9e &lern5 cine auBerit bcitise
Champagne ssaen sic iran5OTid5s 9fesies
runs eiuselsliet babe. Die DFfentllds
Disinung, meIde ieit Ser Grtlarun9
Spullsr's be;iiglld O.s nnsuen G:IitsS"
ben 6rieOsn jwllden &lr4c uuo Staat
interchangeable wabnte. lei Ourd Die
Ob.n eruabuteu Grelsniiic auf's GicTite
auI9eriibrt.
yOn iGmmtliden frln3OlildenS SiidOz
fen babe nur elmer Ben Wtu!b gebabt, Der
ueuen 0lesieruua IsiEbIiden Scwesuns
iid gu wiOsrisssn, unb AUDI Oleier ici
BON ieinsm SOr9eiesten me9cn leIner
Saltuns serist. 0ieIe rabltale Gtno,'
runs in ben Sesiebunsen 3wlidenStaat
uno &lrd)s lit, wis Ser @eBabrsmann
Oes ,GbrOnicls" bebauptet, auf Den 9e'
iee:rtuurf yetrsiiS ser GrbidaItsit.u.r
auf tsltamenturii9e 3uwenOunsen fir
Die STRIDE 3urIdjuIiibr.n. Die SO3ialIs
item iiuo natiirIi9 iber Die 9lu6lidt auf
sInen neuen Sulturtamp1 bod etl tlrcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
SauaDa.
StaGt Baltimore.

Cine Yarabe be8 5. r q il
ments ser lfurglaHeer 9tatlonuI'
sarOe wirO beutt anIaBlid oes bcuttsen
2S. SnitunssItltes bss 9ssimen's itutt'
finSen. 0as &esimeat nirO nm Il
llbr an Der Gde Der @aroenz uno Maz
oiionltruBs Auiltcaun9 nebmcn unO BON
BORT uulcr Dem GOrautrltt Der 9tesls
meuts Sapeue burh Otaoiions, ct.
Iauls, Gbuisz. 9aroIintltraBs, Srouos
paD, SariorO- -6Oub nat Dem rGItitOns
Fart" maridDirsn. 9tahcem Oaielblt bi.
Snipettiou burd 9Ouperneur Srown
unb ieinsm Stab pOrSenommsu lit, iols
gen grer;ieriibuug,n I'M Rssimsntsusrs
banbs. Das 9eterantn<SOrps Se5 5.
Ie9iul.nts miro ii9 sbsniaIls an ber
fs.ier betbelllaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
Gin frcd)er Sdlminbcl.

lluiaa a-Serii1eruu9S SsGeieuldafteH I'm Eau.
ienOe bon Dollars betrogeu.
Y6tlabelpbia, 10. Wai.-Gin
srOBartiser Shwinoel 9egen cine I'm.
3abl betannter llniall@ Electromagnetic
ieuIbaiten lit bier na4 lansen 8emis
bunssn Der 0etettiues blOs9site0t ipors
BEN. Die SauptidulOig.n iinO: Or.
Soupcof[ etn Bitt5bureer 9lr;t, Or.
Ibrabam Sabu uno Elm anosrer Ir;t
bon bier, 2oui8 GlaBmauu pOn Or.
729, SIO>4. StraBe, 2llcran6sr 2ooer
uno Samuel 2ooer BON 9h. 761, SGoz
5. StraBe, unb 9ln0erc.
Der Sdwinoel wuroe in Der @eiie
betrisben. baB fir 3ublreide FeviOueu
uufau Serliderunss YOliceu auf brei
WtOnate unter iallden gln9obsn in mebz
rsrsu @eielldaftcn susleid srOirft mur=
ben. Die SerIi6erten waren meilt
2eute Scr unterer SOltsi6idten, Sarun>
ter pte,e aus Der iiinft.n uuO aus @otba~
rineltraBe oabler. 9tadocm Die Eolicen
fur;e 3elt in Strait mnren, murben linz
iallc aller Nrt fiu9irt unb bann auf ss.
falibte ar;tlide uuO auO,re gttelte bin
ln.br ooer minoer 9rOBs 9eloIummen
BON ben Seriiderunsss8eiea lhuften ers
lanst. @laBmunn unO bic gobers be,
iauOsu fib nsben elmer Otsnss 2luberer
unter ben bctriigeriid Seriidertsn uno
babcn wieO.rbOlt srOBere Ssrlihernnssz
lummen sslanst. Die aui blele Weii.
srid)pinDelten geloer wurbeu sctbeiit.
Or. SOupcOif bat Elm @sltanOniB ubsez
ls9t.
0i. Sumusn, um peGd. Die Ssrfdss
run9sz9eieaitaften betro9en wulben,
belaufen iid aut plsle 2aulenos. Cine
Dtense betriseriider @eriiderunsszY o.
liccn iiuo canceQirt worOen. Inter ben
betrOssn.n @sieaidaftcn beiino.n Iid:
Die - YrOuibentzDtutuaI," bic uItluS,
o,. y r9lccibent," pi. rsletnu." Die Gra>
uea.rs,4 bic Commercial" uno 3ublre!z
he anoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-11
g9r. 1t3.

e.-8ei'm SpieIen Dor isis
rer 9SObnung 9tr. 1909, SfsVOmbarOz
itraB., 9crJetb selteru 2lbeuo Is llbr Der
brel Sabre alte 0arrn Slod unter Sen
Soferwa9eu oe5 Srn. q. Seiula pcn
9tr. 1914, Saruc5ltroBe, uno erlltt cine
unbeoentcnOc CuctIhung bcISer Selne.
- Der gtegcr B. 8. Bud, % Sabre
alt, erlItt gcferu %ormlttag beJ'm 9lbs
lnocn pOu 8oumpOuz9aIen pom elmer
Hrabmc an bcr!iorfoIteg2Ssrfte oaOurh
eincH Sruh ieiue3 linfen 8etne5, SGB
Elm 8auen aui i'm itiirSte. Der Ser
lestc, mcld)er III 9tr.1316, Webbs Place,
wobut, murce i'm BatrOlwagen ms
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warO Oura Die Grihittcrung Sss
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- Der 2Saggon 9n. 46S Der :
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clncu ltartcu cleftrIhcu ShlGg. Selue
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Willler, Der rElncmun" OtS HOI5el. unO
6cueralarm= Spltcm5, idnItt Den 0rabt
ab, che weitcrcr Shu0en entltauo.
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J.Utlueu, 40Io AltU-Go., Soma
zen 10. ErJyucy 1873.
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