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Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
THE ALABAMA LAUNCHED
MaanIassnt New Bsstiesbip IL Christ. ned
by senator Moraan's Dauehter.

sfaanIassnt New Bsstiesbip IL Christ, nea
By senator Moraan's Daughter.
The bsttleship Alsbsms was launch.
cd at Cramps ship yards st Philadel.
phia shortly before / o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Mary e. Morgan.
daughter of Senator Morgan, Of
Alabama, had the honor Of breaking
the traditional bottle OF wine on the
PROV Of tho big fighter as II slid away
from the ways. The fact that the
launching Of the ship was one of the
most successful ever Witnessed at
Cramps is regarded as an omen Of
good fortune.
Miss Morgan stood on . dsis built
on the launching platform directly un-
der the bow Of the Alabama. She was
attended by her father, Senator Nor
gan, and her sister, Miss Cornelia
Morgan. As the ship began to trem-
bile preparatory to moving off the well.
creased ways, she took q hrmsr grasp
on the gaily bedecked bottle Of native
Alabama wine, which she held in her
right hand and, swinging above her
head, smashed IL against the nose Of
the ship, saying, as she did 50:
.I crown thee with magnofias, brave
ship, and christen thee with proud
name, Alabama"
The bow OF the boat was hung with
great festoons Of msgnolias, gray moss
and roses gathered by ladies of the
state OF Alabama and sent on for the
occasion.
Only few hundred people witness
ed the launching - against the thous-
auds that are usually in the yard on
such occasions. For some time past
the yard has been closed to all visit
ors, and the rule was not relaxed to
any extent. Fear of Spanish treachery
has made the government and the
Cramps extremely cautious, as single
bomb exploded by hostile visitor
would do almost incalculable damage.
The wartime launching" was, for
this reason, almost private affair.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27

The influence OF various oceupa-
tions upon health and longevity is the
subject Of an interesting investigation
just completed by an officer Of the
registrar-g generals department Of the
British Government. A vast collec-
tion Of figures, comparative tables,
ETC., has Just been issued a. a public
document, and some OF the deductions
from them are instructive and OF in
terest. First and foremost comes
overwhelming proof that work or oc-
cupation of some sort is the greatest
promoter Of longevity. II is almost
alone in England Of all civilized coun-
tries that this fact can be brought out
clearly in public statistics. for II is
only in England that the leisure class.
so called, is sufficiently large for the
comparison TO be made.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
THREE BISHOPS ELECTED.
The Conference Started Out to Name Only
Tws-A Peculiar situation.

Tho Conference Started Out to Name Only
Tws-A Peculiar situation.
The Rev. DR.. Warren A. Gambler,
of Oxford, Ga, and the Rev. II. c.
Morrison, OF Nashville, Tenn, were
elected bishops from Methodist Epis-
copal Church South Tuesday by the
general conference in session at Bal
timore. II is said to have been the
most exciting election ever held by the
conference. Only two ballots were
taken, but large proportion of the
delegates were OF the opinion that Rev.
DIR. Hoss, OF Nashville, was also elect
ed. The discussion on this point was
lively.
The whole nu.she- of -5tes cast on
the second ballot was 255, and Bishop
Wilson. who was presiding. announced
that 1913 were required to elect. DR..
Gambler received l4s, DIR. Morrison
140 aud DR.. Hoss 129. The confer
ence had started out to elect only two
bishops. This limit was determined
upon previously.
Wednesday. after the reading Of the
mip utes, the election for correctional
officers wss entered into With the fol-
lowing result: Editor Christian Advo-
cate, DR.. Z. Z. Hoss by vote of 22l
out of $40.
Having been elected the third man
for bishop he now occupies the posi-
tion of being elected to two offices,
only one OF which he can hold.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27

A test has lately been made in GER
lain schools OF Utica, N. Y, TO asoer-
tain whether or not the old idea con-
cerning tale-telling prevailed with the
rising generation. Notes being taken
ON the subject, IL was found that
thirty eight per cent. Of the boys and
twenty-five per cent. Of the girls oon-
sidered IL right TO ''tell." leaving the
larger proportion Of the opinion that
IL was wrong.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
PRISONERS RELEASE ORDERED.

CortiJo and Julian to Be Exchanged For
Thrall and Jones.
II was definitely announced from the
war department Thursday that an ex.
change Of Colonel Cortijo and Surgeon
Julian at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, for
the two newspaper correspondents,
Thrall and Jones, confined in MORO
castle by the Spanish, would be made
at once.
Promptly on the receipt Of informa.
tion by the state department Secretary
Alger signed all orders directing the
commanding general Of the depart
ment Of the gulf to have Prisoners
Cortijo and Julian taken TO Key West
and turned over TO the commander ot
the naval station there for further or,
ders. .-.--
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27

The annual report Of the Commits.
sioner Of Patents. recently laid before
Congress, shows that not less than 49,
729 patents were granted 10 American
inventors during the past year. In
proporss1o population. Connections
heads the list Of States contributing
TO swell the number OF patents granted
to successful applicants. In Connec-
ticut one patent.wss granted to every
7S6 inhabitants. Next in order ranks
Massachusetts,, the District OF Colum-
bia, New Jersey and New York.
There is no county on the globe
which surpasses the United States in
the genius Of invention. This is man
ifest from the countless devices on
file in the patent Office in Washing
ton. Most Of the patents issued dur
ing the past year by the United States
Government we're awarded 10 electri-
.cians. This 10 due 70 the fsot that the
study Of electricity has, for the time
being, overshadoved other inyestiga-
tions; and In al probability what il
true Of the patents issued during tho
past year win be true Of the patents
issued for some time 70 come. When
Amsy4can inrenuikv n axhausto1
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
TREATY Articles PUBLISHED.

They Are Those OF the Geneva Convention
Bssrisg On Neutrality.
At the direction Of Secretary Alger,
the war department has issued . gen.
eral order giving extracts from the
treaty articles Of the Geneva convsn-
ton bearing on the neutrality to be
accorded equipments and individuals
engaged in the treatment OF the sick
and wounded.
In the same connection the depart
ment published the regulations which
have been adopted for the observance
Of the treaty and the requirement that
on persons aud equipment engaged in
caring for sick and wounded shall be
displayed the Red Cross.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
FOR THE PHrLIpPINE&

Kishtssnth and Twenty Third Rsginssss
Put Undsr Marching Ordsss.
The Eighteenth and Twenty-third
United States infantry regiments, which
have been in camp at New Orleans for
some weaks. received orders Thursday
to ct once pull up their tents and leave
for California, with the Philippines.
as their ultimate destination.
It was intended that the regiment
should 90 to Cuba, and the necessary
transports were secured for that pur-
pose. Thursdays order 10 leave for
California and thu Philippines was Sc
cret, but leaked out through tho oha-
GERS bidding few friends goodby.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
NAY BE FORCED TO DRAFT.

Death Of Ensign Bssisy Dsmerniisss
North Caroiias rroeps.
4 Washington dispatch says: Sena-
tor Pritchard, Of North Carolina, is in
receipt OF . letter from the governor
Of the state asking him 10 lay before
the department Of war the fact that
Ensign Bsgley's death and funeral
has had . most demoralizing effect
upon the state troops; that in view Of
the slownsss with which volunteers
were coming in he might be forced 10
draft he states quota.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27

In the Philippines a majority of the
people are loyal and the Americans
and their few native allies are unable
to conquer another acre of soil. Spain
will, therefore, keep at home the Z, 900
troops intended for the Philippines
until further notice and will immedi-
ately send the Cadis reserve squadron
TO Manila to chsstiss Dewey.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
TO RETURN FLAGS.

Ohis Congressman Introduces an Rpter-
eating Resoiuson In the House.
A Washington dispatch says: Rep
resentative Bromwell, Of Ohio, has in
troduced q joint resolution in the
house authorizing the return Of cap
tured Confederate flags on applications
OF governors Of states whose troops
carried the flags.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
LAYING IN COAk.

spain win Mako Defeuses st Grbrafter
ImprcRnablc.
A Madrid dispatch states that Gil
braltar has received within the last fort
night 100, 900 tons Of coal and large
quantities OF amunitton. The new
Spanish cabinet nearly came TO grief
on Senior Gamazo's demand that il
should not be bound by the outgoing
ministry.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27

Ksep slrssss q 0s tunes ana o..
courage home sstsrprises By keeping
up yeur sahssriptisa - this paper. II
you are not o. ear bssks now, send n
your name at sscs.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
DISCUSSED BY MLAURIN.
pssAh q 0hs<sseas TAss> e< Senate
cAspisia's Prayss.

The dssxh Of Gladstone was made
the theme Of The chsplains invocation
at the opening Of the senate Thurs
day. A resolution presented by Mr..
Mills, OF Texas, was passed. II calls
upon the secretary VI war for plans
and specifications for the Improvement
Of Arkansas Pass hsrbor,
At the conoluAion ~ the mesaing
business confederation ~ ths vst rev.
snua bill waa resumed Ms. Mei.aa-
rim, Of South Carolina. dslivetsd q set
speech upon ,he features VI the pend
ing bill.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27

ne subscription price Of this pa.
Dsr DHts 10 within the reach OF al
and there II no reaasn why year name
shsnld net u su ear books.
Gulf Coast breeze., 1898-05-27
Caviare "a being exported in large

Caviare "a being exported in large
quantities from this country. and,
curiously enough, IL is going to Ger
many and Russia, the home OF csviare.
A strange thing about IL is that it has
TO be salted with German salt, because
Il Ia said that the American salt is not
good for the purpose.
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8eranbte nas Grab.

Cine bemerfenswertbe 9batia6e, tuel=
DE Scr. Sobn Oiiuer BON 8bilaoelpbia
an iid ielblt erlebte, miro bon ibm in
folsenoer 8eile seidilbert: uSd befano
mid in einem gang entiesli6eu 8uitanbe.
Meine 6aut mar fait selb, meine @usen
iuaren ein9eIunfen, meine 3unse bid be-
lest, i'd bate fortlpdbreno S6mer5en
i'm 6iiden unb in ben Geiten, ib bate
feinen Sppetit uno uerfiel iidtlid BON
Gag 5n Sag. 9rei Ger5te batten mid
aufseseben. Gladlider 8eile rietb
mir elm Sreuno, einmal einen 8eriud
nit bem Electric Bitter" 81 MAIDEN,
an meiner srpBen Sreuoe unb meinem
gritaunen er5ielte bereits bic erite STA
idc cine entl9iebene 8eilernng. SD
iebte ben @ebraub brei @oden lang
fort uno jebt Bin i9 elm selunoer Mann.
SD tpeiB, bas 8itters bat mein 2eben
aerettet unb bas Grab Inn elm .ueiteres
Opfer beraubt. Miemano Iollte perIduz
men, bieies Utittel Su benuben. seur
so Gents Die 5lai6e in Der glpotbefe bon
s. &alteper s. Gon.
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= Gs perIautet, aus paris, baB
prdRbent 5aure bel ben lebten Wan6'
bern nur ben rufiiiden Militdr'A 'AttaGe
@enerallieuienant Baron BON Grebe.
rids ala Dopen Der militariiden Ser.
'ireter Der ausmdrtigen Madie, foDis
ben britiihen Militdr Attafe O5erlt
Douslas Damion bur6 cine Nniprahe
aussesei9net babe. Als ber Wtilitdr,
Ittade bsr Der. Staaten. MaiOr 6.
s. 3eaogs, an ben prdiibenteu> bic
Grage au richten f4 erlaubte: ado
you speak English, Sirs" antmortete
0err 'saure In 3uredtmsiienbem Some !:
"En France on parle francais, mon
sieur, ct Pon attend qu'on vous
adresse la parole" (Sn Jranfreih,
meiu 9err, fpridt man franoofia. unb
mon wariet CD, bis man angerebet
tpirb).
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san Nmtoniu, Montag btn IL. Odober 1898.

uennt fie gelegentltde Au 8.
saben. 28ds bsbeutsn bic Qetsgent.
l6eu 4us8abea eines 6ffenili9en 8ss
amien2
Sum geiipieI:
8eteaenllid: Nusgabe IS. Mdrs 'ee
$3.50.
@elessutllde aasgate 20 SuIi '93
$3.50.
@ele9entIide Ausgabs 8. Oftoter
'9S $15.07.
Rslie nod aaitia una surnd, 80.
Mdra '98, $780,.
Die Helie eiuss Billets ua1 4u|iia
uub 5ulld betrdet $4,90.
6ier fHo nur 3baifaGea anaeesben.
Die 3abIea fprenen fur ftb fslbt.
Wesbfn fif Die Wablsr bisfer 3ab.
len erinEesns
The State of Texas,
County of Bexar.
Before me the undersigned authority
Notary Public in and for BeXar County
this day personally appeared Fl. R. R.
Hertzberg, who being duly sworn upon
his oath says: That the figures and data
above given were by him taken from the
Warrants Stub Books of the County of
Bexar in the County Clerks Office in the
City of San Antonio and computed on the
basis of such figures.
H. R. R. HERTZBERG.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
the 18th day of October A. D. 1898.
R.P. INGRUM,
Notary Public, Bexar County, Texas.
Nnbei fiubet man cine 2ife ouoerer
GROCER Gouutis8 uno Der Sibungsiage
ibrer @ommilfioner8. @ouris, iomie bic
8etriae, bic iar Nnfertiguns Der
Steuerliien auasegeben murnen:
@ommiiFoners Court In Sarraui
@ounip in 5iBuus SO Sage.
@ommiifioners @ourt in Dsnton
@ounip III Sibune so Sage. Stud.
iidnbias 3arliite $599.33.
@ommii1ouets Court 9arri8 @ounip
in 5ibuns 32- 48 Sage. Tiditdnbige
8ariife $4700.
@ommitlioners Court Me2eunan
@ountn in 5isuns 40-4S Sage unO
45 Gage fis bic Snfpectiou uon 2anb'
messn. &adaduOige SarIiIte $4,000.
gommiifioners @eurt @alpeftOu
@ounip In 5iBuna ungsfdbr 60 3egs.
&hdtdnbige 3arlite $5500.00
@ommiIfoners Court 2amar @ountD
In sibuug 36-48 Sage. 8hdadu.
biae 5arIiite ungefnbr $4,000.
GommiiHoners Court @rapIOn
@ounip In Sibuns "a Sage. &ad.
ftdubige Sorlilte 100000. (11.253
Wamen.)
Dallas @ounip: Radfidnbige Say
life SO. 10000.
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lang cI)lDeiBeno anf Oct eint0nigen
2an0fgaBe 0Qbingtiobren Naren, menz
bete er iiGD Qn Ieinen 0egleiter nit
Der 6ra9e:
rSGa5 fir ciu Mieuit5 lit benn
elgentlib biefer NIIeiioy 0anfmart?
@eb5rt Ell eiucr guten 6a1nilie an?"
$50 nett bie lllugebun9, iii Der i'd
i'm antraf, eiuen GhluB iutd6t, fonnte
man oQ8 qetroit perneineu! ST i9eint
ein arluer Geufel 81 iein, Der oil Ger
g9ett int idlimnllten Salle ebenio
meuig per(jeIeu iuiir6e, ot8 bic g8elt
Gil ibm.
.lno er unterI)alt rdbere Se,iebuns
gen gu Sem jungeu NldOden, oem er in
10 lano6tnedtmdBiger 98eiIe 5u ollie
fam? Sa9ten Gle u0rbin ni1t etuas
Oerartige8?"
uGemiBl Gs iii bel aller ideinbaren
pbililir5ler @eiestbeit etmas uon einem
Con 9uan in i'm, unO ih muB ges
itebeu, oaB inn meiner Wleinung na6
Elm fleiner @enf5ettel redt beiliam
mdre.
Ser Sfii8ier teriaHf fiiT peiterc
3ebn Wiinuten lpieoerum in Sdmeigen,
unO erlt, al8 fie lilb bem j3iele ibrer
8abrt ndberten, nabm er nod einnlal
uno, mie es i6ien, nit einiger llebers
ipinoung ba8 g8ort:
Ser llmftanb, oaB Sic aeftera
abeno SuIdlli9 III lneiner giabe iparen,
unb Die 9ereitiDilligfeit, nit melGer
Sic mir Sire Gieniie anbuten, baben
es 9efiigt, bab idl Sbnen trot Der aiirse
uno Sberflddlidfeit unlerer 9efannts
itjait einen tieferen @inblid in meine
EripatperbdItniHe geludbrt babe, oils
bis babiu IelbIt meinen benen Sreunz
ben. 0aB icl fit alle bieie 0inse auf
Sire uuOerbriihlifBe Gerl1wiesenbeit
reane, III ia ielbTiperildnolid. alber
i3 nluB in neinem gertrauen nod I'm
einen Sdrtt lueiter 9eben. Sir cen
Sail, baB icb in bem beporltebenben
!2lpeifampf auf bem Pfose bleiben
iollte--"
.@ie fGnneH Sic ail oieie @|G9liGs
felt osafer, @arOu, fiel @itSbers
Elm, ga ib Sbnen bod Sen erlten
SduB geiidlert label 0aS 9ibt bei ser
seringen 3iitau3 9bren gegner gang
uno gar in SIRE Sanb."
sd bebaule nur, Sbnen bemerten
su niiiien, baB sic oamit meinen
99iinit1en feine8meg8 entipro9en
baben. Sotde Gortheile Iino nidt ra9
meinem GeI4nad, uuo SIR ailsu gros
Ber Gifer smingt mid unbeoin9t, neis
nen Ge9ner beim erIten Sugelluediel
gu ltonen.
@it0bero na1te-Miiene, segen biele
9luffoilung nod iebr ernitli9e Gin
lpenoungen su erbeben, aber @malb GER
binOerte ibn Ourd cine ener9ilde 9anSs
beDe9un9 ON 8eoen uuo fubr in bem
porbin begonneRen Gate fort:
sir ben Sail alIo, baB bic affaire
cine fir mid uuaiinliige Genoung
nimnt, m81te i'd sic erluden, oielen
9rief in elmer unauffdlligen nnb Die
NoreHatin jebenfalls Dor allen WiiBz
oeutun9en ibiieeu0en @eiie ON ieinen
9eltimmuHs8ort 3u bef0rbern. 9iie@
manO in ber llmgebun9 Der Game oarf
bauOn 9euntniB erbalten, uno i'd pers
lange Sbr GbrenwOrt, haB sic bieien
auftra9 ME elm beiliges SermddtniB
anieben unO nit duBerlter Gjewiienz
baftigfeit au8fiihren merben!A
g8itbberg betrdftigte lein 8erfpreden
nit einen iebr warmen Sdnoeoruf uno
nabm ben 8rief in Gmpiang. Gr trug
Die glbreHe beS Srdulein slntouie non
0entbauien auf Satteuoorf, unb Der
Wtann nit bem 3aubuogelgeii6t pere
barg iba auf bas Sor9fdltigite in ieis
mem goi9eubu6e.
(5ortiebung folet).
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Gelbes aieber In Der strmee.

r@ft Bite 3dbl Ter eeute, wa&e pom seIbeu Eteber
Se6stet rerhen, f6Bt S9reden etn" ast, elm SOlbat
ais er ppn ietneu cubaniaeu Grfabrunssu ersasIte,
pionfera bic unern ariete 4absltGtet ieiner gtafe
un6 bic S9neutSfett ietnes t6btliaen 8erlaufes. =
Gin Menf4 1T eeiunh unb munter um 3 ubr Na@mit>
tags, am nbr RedmtttasS 1T er tpbtertens frant,
um nbr @aGmtttass TT er tobt unb um ubr
abeuss beretts bcsraten. Ger Munn, ter am selben
atsser ittrbt, lit mau9mul noa pier Stunhen ppr
.istner 9sernisuua nit SAanssnsraben belfdftist
GanB dbnltder lBeiie arbeiten 9eute 3ag fur Gas
in aut9stneneer Geiunohett, nae eann fteut fia
aut etHmal etae ausemeine ShmdGe ein. 0sn
9erper nil Eitt mebr. Gr betarf etpas, nm ibn su
traThaen, bic nurelHiststeu eeS 8uteS gu enternen,
ger Dfa9sn 5u beleben unb bic @srhauuna su unters
nnssn. Eur eteisn 3wsd ptrb Softetter'S Waseus
buffers oIfs Narmie enpfobieu. GS TT has Bette
SsletHnssntitel, has ie beraeitelt uurhe
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Wit tuapper Noih III ber Sersog
@eora pDn sadfen Meiuingen elmer
2etensgefabr entronnen. gei bem
9oris SmmeIbOrn htirate in Der Dun.
feIbsit ber ber3osIihe Wasen eine
8oiduns binab. Der Ssrsog uurbe
binausseidlenbert nnb trus on Der
S6uIter unb Quite BerIsbungen bapon.
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Giir 6rieosnsri6ter bes l. pracinfs.
gsir finb outpriiirt, Serrn g 8bil. s.
Sboof als 8anoioaten fir Biebcrtuabl
fur oas gmt bes 5rieoensridters
bes L. Hrecinfts auautiinbisen.
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Cir Gountp gomuiilionsr precintl 3.
8ir itno autoriiirt. 9errn gS nj. Ser
pei als 80loibat fir nas 2tmt oes
@ountp 6 m NJ lars 8rectntt
No. 3, an5utiinbi9en.
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Sir fino autoriiirt Serrn Nat Sem 9
als &enoioat fir bic 8ief ferrua9l fir oas
9mt oes Siftrtttsg glerts auausei9en.
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g8ir iinb autoriiirt. Serrn S ohn g..
Gampbell oils &anbibat fir bic YSie.
beripabl fir oas amt bes g beriffs
bel Der benurtehenben Bahl ansuseisen.
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Gesaleiden e.bielt @ounip Rid5ter.
peter Sonas, neben feinem geieBlihen
Solar bon 5000 per Wlonat uno allen
@ebiibren In Wabniinnss nnb grb'
fdafis Idllen. au9 nod 912 Dollars
als goritanb beg Rommifdrs' @eridtes
fur 304 Mrbeiistase aus 312. ga 26
Sage Der Monot), In Der Gorm bon
per diem, 8efdtiguag ber Wege unb
togenannter SranSportation,
bas beiBt Gubrwertsgebabrenl
Wie esiast. erlaubt bas @eieB nur
per diem unb ni1t mehr als 3ebn
8ase i'm Sabr fur 8efidtisuag ber
Weee. Infer gounip &i9ier unb I'M
fere Gounip aommifdre aber polen
mebr. sic baben Gubripertssebhbren
unO gef6iigung Der @ouuip Strasen
su elmer Spe3ialitdt gema6t. Gum
SeiIpiel, bas @ommiffioners @eridt
fommi eines f96nen Worsens 3uiauls
men, auf Gin pnar Mlinuten. Dieie
paar Wlinuten Hnb cine @iBnng unb
fOfen bsm gOunip $500. Damn
fteigen bic 6erren in ibre Wagen unb
fahrtn elm paar Meilen melt auf baS
2onb. Glefe paar Meilsn toten benz
goun!p DeItere $500 sic beiebsn
fid) banu nit mebr cher meni9er WeiS
belt bic slrbei!. bic OIL irsenb meldem
Weae setban mirb. unb biefe wertb
oole Snipsctien tofst benz @ounip ges
rabe $500 mebr. .}ebsr eiaaeIne Der
aommifdre bat bic BON benz @eieBe
pOsgeihriebeus 10 Sage @rense gang
Iuitis Gbsriprun9ea,
giun, biefe ari Gsiddfis 1T un.
StnsifeIbaft profitabel. S5 aber bic
WdbIsr BON 9eSar @ountp bereit linb,
cine iolde Wietbobe su biliseu. cts
ideint bod mebr als fraelid.
Meee. 8rhden unb gerbeFerunaen
berieIbep iOfsteu benz @Ounip $57 900.
Bon 1884 big 1883 purben Sunbert
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Summe bon $l1. .683 als Be3abIuna fhl
| bic 2ifie Der nid,t3ablenben Sieuerpiiicbp
tigen. Dieie arbeit foa ibn % 600 ge
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| $3.50.
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fs ur Gberiff.

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8iIfens jr. als &anoibat fir bas glmt
bes Sberitfs Bel Der beporitebenoen
Wabl an5useigen.
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SObin als &anbibat fiir bas Arit bes
gountb Sbabm titers an5uaei'
aen.
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bIeiben biz bic Stimmen ee5dbit iino. SD
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3u unteritiisen uao liA re1t5sttts 7 rec
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Sir gouuin.S Sdlobmeiiier. .

@tr fino autoriiirt Serrn S 3 n
2ealer als Gunbioat fur oas glmt oes
gDuntp 9 aabmei tiers au5u-
aeiaen.
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isi,r Innnabier.

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als 8anbioat fur Bieoeripabl fir oas
8pnfta bler.Nmt oes 1. Yre cintts 8
anoutiinbi9en.
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mas als 8anbioat fir bas Unit, oes
SDuntbs Gihters BEL Der bebor.
ftebenoen 8abl anauseigen.
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Sir 9inrifts@Ierf.

Bir iinb autoriiirt Serrn Senrb Il m.
6eib als 8anotoat fur fas glmt oes
Si1trift. .glerfs an5u5eigeu.
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9 e als &anbibaten FIR oas Unit bes
Sifritt~N no altes anau5eieen.
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Stir gountns 5teuer. /. gplIsctpr.

gsir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn YauI
Meeric5eibt als &an6ioat fiir bas
9lmt bes Conn tn. Steuere8 oIlet.
tprS ansuaeiaen.
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barunier aud cine an3ahl bstannie
peri6nIidtei!en, Iieaen baran banieoer.