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his mercy. But in the fourth inning Foran of Willimantic was put in the box, and was pounded all over the lot. Hall again went in. but was unable to stop the slaughter. Then Sullivan went in and pitched the rest of the game, but was hit hard. Conley pitched a steady game for Stafford, but the South Willingtons had no difficulty hitting him. The work of Marsdale in left field deserves the high est praise. The final score was 19 to 15 in favor of the Staffords.
 sOMERs.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Ordway of New Britain spent Sunday and the Forth with friends in town.
 Miss Nettie Worthington of Waterbury is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Worthington.
 Miss Carrie Hyde of Northampton was a guest over the Sabbath of her aunt, Mrs. Randolph Fuller.
 Miss Lillian V. Lee of Springfield, &C., companied by lady friend, spent the Sabbath at J. o. Lees.
 Dr. and Mrs., Phillips of Philadelphia arrived in town Saturday and are visiting at the home of her father, Charles Gager, ST.
 Mrs. Etta Allen of Springfield is spend ing few weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Chaffee, corner of Main and Maple streets.
 A severe thunder storm accompanied by wind and hail, such as to the memory o1 the oldest inhabitants has not visited the town for fifty years past, swept through the greater portion of the town Monday after. noon, carrying destruction in it's pathway Trees were uprooted and crops devasted by hail. Some of the stones measured al inch and half through. Tobacco sheds and fences were laid low and roads badly washed by the rain, which fell in torrents c. s. Fuller's stage enroute for Hazard vile station was overturned. The driver James Seully, who fortunately was thu only occupant was considerably bruised also one of the horses was somewhat dis abled. The heat Sunday and Monda, seemed unbearable. Thermometers regis tering 100 in the shade.
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ASHFORD.
Westford Correspondence.

There was quite a large gathering at A. A. Squares the Fourth. Twenty -one persons were present, including four gen. erations. The tables were heavily laden with good things, and very enjoyable day was passed. A gathering of children and grand children was held at E. s. Barlow's the Fourth.
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SPECIAL SALE.

NOTICE.-As my wife, Ellen, has left 1V my bed and board without just cause or provocation. this is to forbid all persons harbor- Ing or trusting her on my account, as shall pay no bills of her contraction after this date.
 stafford, June 90, 1898 E. L. BLAIR. &
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this plan. even without the Presidents
direct participation, unc1mpAsstl as
appointments With thu ATMOSPHERE "
political influence. Of course u ala
No one aenica-nD one. 20 Tar 40 |
know. desires 60 dcny-that influence
secured the prizes Tor which - many
varurftly sought. but how else could
Through the tedious routine OF civil
service examinations. when every mo-
mcni counted In placing the army IN
the ncld9 By personal examination by
the Prcaldung OF Thousands upon thou
sands OF letters from unknown writera.
whose statements NJ 20 their quallfca.
i.ons could not have been Inquired in
10 and auhstanilatcd. except NJ an
enormous loss % timer surely not. The
President very wisely and properly
called upon the representatives OF the
people, irrespective " party. 20 aid him
In the delicate. pnrf1us, and responsible
task o. aclcctinF officers for the army.
llo knew from experience she wide nc-
qunlninnce Possessed by each senator
and representative; and he also knew
that thca men would be held person
ally accountable by their constituencies
Tor the selections whleh TINY made. u
was but fair 10 presume that they
would have sufficient patriotic concern
10 present only the namea Of those who
were amply qualified 10 nil the POSI-
tlona for which they were suggested.
They had shared with the President
the burden % lnuuguratlng the war!
thoy had aided him IN the enactment
~ the necessary legislation, ana they
were. In turn. invited 90 assist In the
prosecution OF the conflict through the
persons Whose names thcy submitted
for executive confederation. In many
~ these senators and representatives
endorsed incompetent men, or N they
selected their sons and other relatives
Tor official prefermeni. n was q matter
which rested upon their own con-
fclenccL N there n 20 he q rchuks.
u must be administered hy the people
at ;he polls In November 90 those cal.
Qua public Servants who regarded the
war as Offering an unCquafci opp1r-
tuuity for Installing their protegcs Into
government j0hs.-Mr. n. J.. West 10
the october Forum.
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TAILOR'S
Art Cutting Glass.
ACME SYSTEM.
Evening Classes.
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Evening Classes.

practical master tailor aud cutter uf twenty
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model patterns, economy Ia cutting matrfls
ul, Trimming, making NJ aud nuishiuF An
exceptional chance Tor Young man ~ learn
The Above. Iprina mudufatr, Apply Nf.
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In the few months Immediately fol-
loving the Inauguration Of President,
when every moment OF his time should
be occupied In famlllariElng himself
with the details u government. he -
compelled 10 devote himself TO finding
places Tor his adherrntA At the OPEN
ing OF tht war, when the President
be- cngroFsrd In the consideration OF
Erayeni problems. Mr Mckinley found
himself called upon 10 fll a multitude
~ offices which the sudden assembling
81 a large volunteer army and the en-.
larFcmeu. ~ the regular force had
been created, A. already intlmated,
there was mo- lack q applications. In
the war department alone over 10000
letters were received from candidates
and friends OF candidates. I, was a
physical lmpnrslhlllty Tor the President
or the secretary 1f war, overwhelmed
with ail.impnriant dutles. personally 20
examine all these communications,
Some system had 60 be devised whore
by the labor 81 the President could
be ilghtened. and the hou1rs ~ the
same time be- equltably distributed.
with due regard always % the bcli In
terssis u the country II was, there
fore. decided, that the senators ana
reprtaentaflveH should present 20 the
president the names " those persons
whose appointment, would be uatlAfac.
tory 10 them. ~ was 10 be supposed
that Republicans ana Democrats alike
would endorse men NJ their own pOlitl-
cal persuasion: AMI the Hupposltlon
naturally proved 10 be correct In
this manner the President dispensed Of
fclnl favors without regard 90 party,
and I am Informed by thn adJuiant-
general OF the army. through Whose
hands an papers connected with the Is
sunnce OF comm sfl0ns passed, that In
no easc ala the President inquire "a
10 the politics ~ an appnlntce
u may be objected. however. that
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EVERY DAY BRINGS SOME
THING NEW TO our WON
DEliFrLLY POPULAR
CLOAK DEPARTMENT,

They keep coming ln a steady stream.
Th' great variety n stylish thIngs
shown hero will hoiu you Zoo q quick
ana s1ilsfactoty conclusion " what you
ought il buy
LADIES JACKETS.
Hundreds 0f now and hobby aiyian
h1Fn arrived lately Including nN the
newest shades aH Castor 900 ths newest
n.ur. tfr,n1, Tana, and fnc lines Loo
Special at 1910
Fine Fitting Black Jacket. hu sizes.
latest cut
Special at sd.75
\ fcw left of those extra heavy 1850
Black Bpuclo Jackets AN sizta.
Special ut $3.50
Large assortment ~ Braided mr. Plain
Jackets IN rmuuih or rough cloths. rex.
ular value 5000 This week $50
our -. $40. an fi2to. tt5. $3.50 up On
90 LADIES' JACKETS cannot De-
epuhllod In the city for style, quality Of
price.
LADIES FLANNEL. CASHMERE.
SILK AND SATIN WAISTS.
For Fail and Winter large elegant va
rlcty at Lowest Prices
CitlDRENs SHORT COATS
In FnnnHi0iic. Eldcfdown. etc., IN all
colora. lltFeai assortment 10 the city, at
Lowest pricaH
CoLAHETrER.
E'gElnt variety OF nohhy couafottaa
IN T.. Seal AHtrachan, krimmcr. Mar
ten, Muunlun. etc.
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exchange testimonies and experiences.
May be personal enough 10 say that
Omaha women have offered 20 one
Mormon woman at least all the grace
ful hospitality ana sweet cordially
which could have been extended 10 any
woman. All that Denver women did
has been done over and over again
most months. Nothing In the history
~ tho race has been such powerful
factor In bringing about the great
brotherhood Of man" o. this Intimate
association and HiatcrhDod OF woman.
SusA YOUNG GATES.
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kang Yu wci. the reform adviser OF
China'a emperor, Wishes 20 assert that
his ruler. rather ox-rulcrwas not asnaa-
ninaic'i, but has been drp5aod. aud aays
that the buwaEor Empress Keeps him
Imprisoned In an palace while she her
self has aHccndcd tho throne. lie fuishcr
States that % ~ the intention 1f the en-.
prcaa Co hold tss throne only uutu The
pro-forcign element has Been entirely
suppressed and thcn g. ubdlchio ln favor
" her Legitimate aJu. Chum Wing.
II has unly been 4 Few weeks since
kaug Nu Wei WpH fnrccd O. sock uf1.
lection on British steamer at WI
Huns while bearing a message from
the emperor. HIS mission vas iauta-
mount 60 an imperial request that
England, a. an interested nation. hurry
90 Chlna'u ava aud deliver the Celestial
Kingdom from The Vaccinations uf the
astutc aud sohcmlng bJwagor En-
press.
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For sale By y. G. N. l., CLARK III
dredgc n Co. Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co, ana Geo. A.
Lowe. Salt lake city, Utah.
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FLANNEL BARGAINS,

Hero are priceH for reasonable and
nedful soods-that you'll ind are In
vinrlhle.
SPECIAL.
Have you noticed the pretty Fian-
nclcitcs ni Aurrhlch's. that make such
comfortable looking and feeling house
rpwnaf Thcif warm. brilliant cuiofing
make them particularly charming FOR
winter ncgllgcc-i00 pieces. value " i-2c
20 i5c a yard. special at per yard
o.
case Cinderella Fiinnoir-the nncst
outing Flannel m1doaaclmua In H1ni
Col1rs such ns pink, blue and cream,
double faced. twiliod and absolutely
fast colors-i5c quality this week for
I2Se
N0nshrinkabie. white wool baby Flan-
mel. worth 2oc, tbs week, per yard
20.
Sanitary gray and brown wool Shaker
Flannel wide width, worth Csc. this
week. per yari-
go yards of the nnest French Finn-
nciu-iuHi two cnlOrl. purple and hunt
rrH green IN assorted size. white dots
regular price 75c-the greatest values
ever uncfcd. this week a.. per yard
AZ
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WRAPPER BARGAINS,

flrst-Ahout 30 dozen Ladies' dark
culored fleece lined Wrappers. braid
trimmed. well made, regular 81. as grade
this week only
75c Each.
Sec0nd-Ladies' dark coiorcd fleece
lined Wrappers yoke. collar. holt Il
plain material 20 match. a fi.15 Wrap.
per. this weak, each. only
$I.oo Each.
A Great Skirt Value,
Ladies' 400 Green or Blu, Dres,
skirt, perfect ftting. splendid ma\srl ia.
ihIB week special for
S2.25 Each.
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In the face of the fact that Kaug Yu
Wei was IN hlEh st1tkling With his cfn-
poror he WIS declared an outlaw, ami
his apprehension was ordered. A. a ~
suf u his escape kang Yu Wefa
hfNhcr was arrested ana condemned e.
death. The nlWlgcr Emprpss Issued
the order On the charge that the en-
uHrIr'H me HrrEor .IrHU. rUl uE1iUFt
her. and ehc brought Chang YIN Huan
uulyr trial nrd uUpryvu hui ut all
power ufii official dignity because She
believed thrt knnE va Wi was har-
bored by the officer, an enemy 90 ~
llung ChnnE "a i1voriic ws,h che dow
agcr.
kanH asserts that the empress u par.
tlsi 10 Russia, ana Intends 90 res. IRE "
Hung Chang o. power uH n11n 40 she
can pouihiy d. o. No. however. re.
mains faithful 10 hla emperor aId VIII
do everything u hia power o. have hlm
rCfurCd 90 she thrlua. as he positively
dcuios that the young ruler d dead.
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lliANp SPECIAL OFFERING OF
PATTERN DRESSES,

over 900 new and distinct styles. no
two patterns alike. Heres q chance 10
Fet IL swell, hlgh grade, exclusive dress
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Thorn are stripes. plaiia and checks.
Hrorho and Camrls Hair Enocta. Bay
adrru ana FIX and Wool MlNturcn etc.
% 90 % per cen, saved on every pattern
dress this week.
ILLUMINATED CHECKS
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37He
BLACK DRESS GOODS
You viii do yourself positive injua-
ticr N YOU want 90 buy a black dress
aud fiil 90 visit our black Drvrs Goods
Department this week. Tor We will oficr
~. pHrsticy a Co.'S standard ti2s, 'i.1s.
and 1850 fancy black dress goods az the
Low lEurc Of
eee YARD.
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FEDERATION or wonrS's cLuus.


The delegates from salt Lake CRY
Provo and other points VIII use The
RIO Grande Western ny. % ogden, on
october e6th. Train leaves SAT- LAX.
city al 1850 u. M. Hate 81 90 round
trip. Al Interested persons arc In
yltc1 10 Join the excursion.
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PENNSYLVANIA SALT MFu. CO.
propriotora, rhila, Pa
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lDie 1T 6ies!

98ir bieten eiubunoert Dollars Be
fubnuns fir ieoen SAT- BON 8atarrb,
Der ni6t our9 Ginne9men oon
pnu's Satarrb Sur eebeift tuerben
fnnn.
s. s. Gbenep & Co.. @teent.
5pleoo, 3.
@ir, bic nntersei9neten, haber
5. S. Gbenep ieit ben lebten Is Sab
ren oetannt unb boIten i'm fir nD1'
fpntmen ebrenbaft in allen @efd]dfts-
uerbanoluneen uno finansiea befd5a
igt, nIe pun ieiner 5irn1a einee.
ean9enen Serbinolibfeiten gu erfiil
len.
@eit & sruar. @ruBbanoelss9 s9roeu
iiten. SDleou, 8.
% al inc & &innn n & R a b ii
@roBbanoels= =3rDeuiiten, SDleoo
Sbip.
Sou's aatarr5- -&ur tpiro inuerlid
geuommen uro tuirtt brett nuf bai
8lut uno bic i6leimieen SberHd6el
bes Spitens. 5eugniiie frei Der
ianot. BreiS 75c. fir bic 5lni9e
@ertauft BON allen Gpptbetern.
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Ter cuntrpuirbarc Nei5enpDrratb
bat in Ger perflOTcnen 98obe nm
$4,000 8ulbel ahgenpmmen, uro
6etrdnt sur 3cit nur 30. .129, 900 Su'
ibcl.
Syrolge Oelien hoben Ii6 Die &ei'
5enpreile ouf ibrer Iriiberen 9DDe se=
bnlten. Sn Chicago uno 9fem
Norf brinat Der Sulbel Gaib S1.o3,
in 5uleou SO 1=2 uub in ct. 2Duis
975c.
S(u:6 6er cuntroIlirbare @eli6tprii'
uprratb' bot abeenummen, uno 5tuar
um ,547, 900 Suibe(, luoaB er IN
@eIummt9ebiet oer Union nur au
40, 900, 900 eei6dbt tuiro.
aartufieln Iteben nibt beipnoer'
i'm 8reiie. Sm @rpBuerfallf bring
Der Sulbe( nur $500.
lle6er Die g8irfuneen eineS etipaI
oen arie9es nit Spanien 9eben Ot
llnltdlten iueit au8einanoer. 9pd
bari nibt pereeiien tueroen, onB I'M
Ter Sanoel-@rp0rt tpie Support
audi pdbreno zines Srie9es auf nel1
tralen-5um 8eiipie1 eneliiben I'M
beutIden Sdiffen Dbne erbebli9
Sdwierisfeit fprt9eiebt meroe
fiju11te
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Gin 9Sort eeniiet bent gYeiIen"
uno elm g8prt BON ben g8eiieu IuIIte
eeniigen; Sic fraaen aber, iuer iinb
Die @eilen? 0ieienieen bic .uiIIen.
Die oft semabte @rfabrune oaB nerz
trauensluiiroiee 9eute fir mebr ais
gSiher. nn9eieben tuerben. Serr SO.
90. Serrp iagt @bamberlain's 6uiteu=
Seilmittel giebt before ,3uirieoens
belt ais irgeno Elm nnoeres i'm Miarft.
@r lit elm neutrality-suspicious. in glftpn,
&p., felt II Sabren, bat Sunoerte
uon SfaI6en bieies 0aittefs, uuo bei-
nabe ale anoeren 6uitens Webisineu,
Die eemadt iueroen, nerfauft, fueldb.
es nplIenos benefit, bnB @bamber=
lnin's bic sufriebeniteuenbite fur bic
Seute, uno bic bette lit. gu uertauf.
en- bel 8alter 8rps.
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Siir Collector:
9Nir finb erm6dhttot. 6errn

fir Collector:
9air iinb erm6htist. Psrrn
THEODOR {. GUNGOLL,
oIs Gaubihot fur Gonsttpr Don Gascouoos gpuntr
onsn5et9en. uHtcrfporfen Der entiebuug Der Stimu
esber bel ben rtpublItouiiGeu Yrimd rpoblen.
23tr ftHo erm6d3tt9t. perrn
CHARLES BLINNE,
oIs Gonbieot fir goneItsr oom Sosepuan. Gouutn
anSn5eteen, unterporfen Der gnf4etbuHs Der Stimm.
9ebsr bet ben rrpnbItfanti9en 9rim6rlu ablen.
9Bir fino ermddbtt9t. 3srrn
CHRIST. KLOSSNER,
BON Sasconabe gpuntp oH5ujsiseu. nntertpprfen Der
Gnt6eibuu9 Der StimmeeDsr bsi ban republitaniIGeu
$rtnidrtuabIen.
seir fno ermddtist. Germ
GEORGE ONCKEN,
bon Rt6Innb 5oluEfbtp. oIs 6anotbat fir 6nnsftur
oon Sosconooe Sopnt9 oH5ujeigen. unteriporfeu Der
entt9etour9 Der Stlmm9eber BET ben repr6lIIaHi'
t9tn 9rtElGrpoblen.
sBtr fnb ermdtttet. germ
FRITZ NIEBRUEGGE,
BON gpuIpore 3ofpnIbip OILS Coubibot fir Collector
bon 9aseoHoos eourtD ur5usttSeH. untsrporfsu Der
@Eh9ethnn9 Der Stimmssber BET BEN repubItEaniid5sn
Yrim6rtpobleu.
asir fiub erndttist. oerrn
HENRY BRANDHORST,
ron 5birb Greet loipnIhip oIS Goubtsnt fir &oef.
tor bon Sastonaoe eonnts nn5uSeiaen, unterfporf.n
Der ent6eoung Der StIMm leber bel ben repubIttori.
t4eH RrILI6rpahleR.
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@uD1Ga m. S. 6. Strebls
nann unb 5rnu nerlebten Die Otter
feiertaee BEL 8ertpanoten in Beau-
fort, Dto.
- gu ieinem @eburtstas tpurbe
lebten Surntas Serb. Bod Bpm ieineu
piefen 5reunoen uno Na9barn nit
elmer rHartp" iiberraldt. saadtrds.
lidJ AUDI unFere @ratulatiun.
= Senrn Nteper unb Srnu, BON
Stolpe, tuaren iiber Oftern bier su
8eiub bel Der 5amilie 6enrp 8rano>
BORT.
- 2ebrernnItellunee iino bereits
eena9t tuoroen uno in bieIer 9tad)>
barl9aft per6en bic fDlsenoen 9ebz
rer iudbreno bes nd9iten Sern1ins
tbdtig Iein: S. u. 8pDce i'm 8arbarz
,d Giitrift; Gpnrab 8ubbemener int
Steele 9iitritt; 5reb 8leb i'm @pplz
lam 0iItrift; Marp @erfen itn 6p.
9ob 0iitritt unb 8. Sei6braber I'M
Suettber 0titritt.
- 8n. Stod fen. lit beoentli6
franf oD@ buffen mir baB er unter
Der fdbieen Sebanbluns 1on Or.
MeIlies balb tuieber eeneien tuirb.
- Die Contention Der Sunntae-
i6ulen, tpel9e in oer bieiisen 90. 6.
Strebe am lesten Wpntne abeebalten
luurbe, tuar iebr gut beiudt uuo
bic nerI6iebener Sunntasidulen bes
9ar3en Suiunibips tuaren uuII5dblie
uertreten unb nabmen aftiuen 9luz
tbeil an DEN Serbanolun8en.
2tttle 8ereer. Gbnrles
Spebm, STUDENT an Der gSaibine-
ton 6u9idule mar iiber Die Otter
feiertaee bier gu Seiu6 BEL ieinen
@ltern.
g8. Seiermonn tpar lebte $50
6e in StonD 6iu bel 9erlpanbten gu
8eiu9.
- S. Sbermnn, STUDENT at Der
OpensoilIe !0u9I9ule, mar bier um
iid) naA elmer 9ebrerlteIle um5ulez
ben.
- 6rl. Marp 8OeIdj, iuel4e iiA
mebrere @o9en in burlington, Mp.,
aui SeiuA befano, lit lebte s8o6e
ipieoer suriidgetebrt.
- 2ebten Mittppd besaben ii6
10 9tahbnrn BON bier naG Sermann
unt unieren neuen gta6bnr, F5il.
e(pril uuo feline 5antilie bier9er 81
6ringen. april bat Die !Sp. 8ueoiz
ser 6arm eefauft unb fommt pon
SpDne County iuie0er in Ieine friibes
re 0eimatg 5urilf.
- 9ebten Sienstag batten lpir bas
Scr9nii9en Srn. $. 9SebepDbl snus
Berger bier 81 begriiBen. Serlelbc
uerfuufte an stue. unO Sp. SDeGler
einen Champion SelbItbinbcr.
- 2ebrer Yope iuiro tuabri6ein=
li6 fiir bic 3iitrifti6ule 9tu. 2, 9p.
45, ST. als 2ebrer onseiteut tuere
hen. Der Sernlin 1T Z Ntonote.
- g8aeenmaher 3abl reiite lebs
ten 0littrppb nadJ Sipton, Otp., mu
er ols 28a9erma9er arbeiten tuiro.
- @S mar lebten Wiittrpub Elm
IeGr unfreunolider Sag unb iuuroe
besbalb Die Nuttiun auT 8. Sfueois
gers 5nrln bis na9iten Wontag, ben
IS. 9lprtl, oeri6ohen.
- 9ieie 98pbe tuuroen fpieoerum
cine erpBe ansnbl Steb BON ben bie<
Iigen 5nrmern an Die Siebbanbter
uerfnuft.
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Rbeuntdttsmus furirt.

Mseine 5rau eebrnudJte Gbamberz
fain's S6mer5enr8nliam fir &beu'
mntismus nit erpBem @rfple, uno
fann i6 benielben ais elm ausge5ei9s
netes Eminent, fin Die id es tuertbs
ppu Fano, entpfeblen. %. S. Gupler,
&eo Greet, sc. y.
0err gupler lit elmer Der leitenoer
9aufleute bieies Stdbtcbens, uni
elmer Der pruminenteiten Ranner bic
fer gta6bari6aft.-8. q. 8bippin
| Gbitur &eeb gref Qeralb. 3u uers
fdufen bel 98alfer Bros.
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