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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
THE GREAT DOUBTtR DEAD,
Robert G. Ingersoll Suddenly Passes
Away
DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
Ills Work OF Sowing unbeIief and Doub, is
Over. and He Has Passed 10 the Realities
OF An Eternity lie Professed Not to Be.
Iieye in.

New York, Special.-Col. Robert G.
Ingersoll died at his home. Walston-
near Dobb's Ferry, Fri
day. His death was sudden and unex-
pected and resulted from heart disease.
IRON which he had suffered since 1896.
In that year, during the Republican
national convention, he was taken i'll
and had to return home He never full
ly recovered from the attack Of heart
disease and was under the care OF
physicians constantly. For the last
three days Col. Ingersoll had not been
feeling well. Thursday night he was in
better health and spent a portion of
the evening playing billiards with
Waleton IL. Brown, his son-in-law, and
G. P. Farrell, his brother-in-law and
private secretary. He seemed to be in
better health and spirits when he re-
tired than he had been for several
days. Friday morning he rose at the
usual hour and joined the family at
breakfast. He then said he had spent
a bad night, but felt better. He had
been suffering from abdominal pains
and tightness about the chest. He did
not think his condition at all danger
Gus. Colonel IngersCll spent the morn
ing swinging in hammock and sit
ting on the veranda with the men,
bers of the family he said he was bet
ter and had no pain.
At 1890 he started to go up stairs.
On reaching the head of the stairs, he
turned into his wife's room. Mrs. In
soil was there. Together they discuss
ed what they would have for luncheon
and Colonel Ingersoll said he had bet
cat much, owing to the trouble
with his stomach. He seemed in good
spirits then. After talking for a few
minutes, he crossed the room and sat
down in a rocking chair, leaning his
head upon the back Of the chair. Mrs.
Ingersoll asked him how he was feel
| ing, and he replied: "Oh, better"
These were his last words. A second
after they were uttered he was dead.
The only sign noticed by Mrs. Inger-
soil was that the whites of his eyes
| suddenly showed There was not even
| a sigh or groar as death came. Doc
| tors were hastily called, but their YER
| dict WAS that death had come inst ntly
| The interment will be in Sleepy HOl-
| low Cemetery, at TarrytOwn.
| Mrs. Ingersoll was the only person
| in the room with him when he died.
| Death came to him as he had recently
| expressed a desire that it should He
| CftCl, in old times, said he wished to
| die slowly with a full consciousness, sc
| he might tell those about him how it
fe.t. Recently he experienced a change
Of desire to die painlessly and without
| warning.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Tar Heel Notes,

Advance details of the Third Regi-
ment of the State Guard went to Camp
at Morehead City Thursday.
One Of the latest additions to the
State Museum is a man-of-war bird,
with a wing spread of Z feet inches.
A particularly fine group of North Car
ina eagles is nearly ready. The lat
ter are heavy birds; the rnan-of-war
bird being only one-third their weight
A tramp named Brown was jailed at
Murphy Monday fer attempting assault
upon Miss Mary Russell, of Andrews.
Auditor Aver says he gets many in
quiries as to the school taxes and
wants the public to know that three
fourths Of the poll taxes go to the pub
| lie schools.
Sandy Mccoy, desperate negro
highwayman of New Hanover county
who escaped from confinement several
years ago, was recaptured Sunday by
Detectives Flynn and Terry.
In a general melee at Bell Mission.
| church, about five miles of Concord,
a negro named William Clay was cut
with a razor and was struck on the
nose with a baseball bat. Clay IS now
| in a precarious condition. Two negroes
have been bound over to court charg-
| ed with the assault.
The twer1ty-first annual Masonic pic
| nc will be held at Mocksville Thurs
| day, August 10th. 1t will be conducted,
as usual, in the interest of the Oxford
| Orphan Asylum. An address will be de-
| livered by DR.. Chas. D. McIver.
| At Spring Hill, Brunswick county
last Saturday, Ed Burton shot and kill
cd Ben White. Both were negroes
White followed Burton, who was try
ing to avoid a racket, whereupon Bur
sc,1 shot his antagonist is self-defense
Daniel G. FCwle, son of the late Gov
| ernCr Fowle, has enlisted in the
Twenty-seventh Regiment for service
in the Philippines. He was in the Sec
ord Regiment of Volunteers last yeal
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Five Italians Strung Up.

Tallulah, La, Special. Five Ital-
lor the fatal wounding OF DR.. j. Ford
Hodge. The dead men are of a class
which has been troublel-cme for some
Time, ard it is believed that they had
manned to Kill 1.-The doctor. Some of
them, it rs snid, have families in Eu-
rope but they have no relatives here.
Inc cead men are: Frank Defatta,
'hl1.es Desatta, 10 Defatta, Sy Defer
roch, John Cereno.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Spanish LAWYERS Barred.

Manila, BY Cable.-An order has
been issued regulating practice before
the courts and substituting the Ameri
can for the Spanish system in import
ant respects. 1t abolishes prosecutors,
in the English courts, all the duties
heretofore performed by procurator
devolying upon attorneys. Member,
of the bar must be residents of the Is
land.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Rl0cdflOundS on His Track

Albermarle, N. c., Special--The
little daughter of Mr.. William San
derS went out Thursday afternoon fol-
the puspose of hitclling out COW,
just south of town, and while there,
in company with her little brother
was cvertaken by a mulatto negro
who attempted assault, but was
thwarted by Mr.. Lowder who came ur
and the negro fed. A posse Of hun
dred men soon followed in search fol
from the State farm at Wadesbort
and were put on his track late in tht
evening.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

Bowling Green. Ky..Special.-Tbe
Warren county faction oopo~ed to the
candidacy Of w J. GoeJel. Who 10
nominated for governor st .he r~ccH
Democratic coavertion has issuei .
call for a meeting co be held here %
Monday, July 2sth. 20 protest Against
Goebel and the Louisville conveufioa
ticket. The call Is signed by $50 pef.
sons comprising s',out ooe-foursh shs
Democratic vote q. the county.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Root Nav Succeed Alger.

Washington, D. c., Special. The
name OF the successor to eneral Alger
will be announced soon. The presi-
dent has made his selection, and it is
understood that Eiihu Rect, Of New
York is his choice The question Of
the appointment of successor to
General Alger was considered at a
conference alt the White House, be-
tween tine president and Senator Thos.
C. Platt, OF NV York, who came over
on a late train The conference lasted
about an hour and afterwards Mr..
Plal.t said .flat the president had about
decided upon he person to whom he
Will tender the position, and that an
announcement Of his name will be
made very SOo1.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Pirpree's Defense of AIrer.

Detroit, Mich, Sp3cial.-Governor
Pingrce has handed to the Associated
Press a prepared signed interview, Civ
ing what the Govcrncr asserts to be
"fsc:s which are absolutely reliable
bearing upon the relations between
General Alger and President Mckinley,
with which the Public are not famii-
lar" At the outset the Governor said:
81 have no hesitation in saying that
the course pursued by the President il
this matter is little less than cowardly.
It is to say the least. very nnmanly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Sam Ketchum Caught.

Springer, N. NJ, Special.-Sam
Ketchum has been captured at Lam
bert's ranch, ON Ute Creek, where he
came for medical attendance and
food. His left arm is broken near the
shoulder. He left Camarron in
custody of three guards. Officers are
On the trail of the other two robbers,
one of whom they believe is wounded
Lambert's ranch is three miles west
of the place where the hight occurred
Sunday morning.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Aiger Goes Ont Soon.

Washington, Special-Secretary Al
ger will rclinquish the war portfolio
before August 1. He called upon Presi-
dent Mckinley at the White House
Thursday morning shortly before noon,
and was with him few minutes. When
he left he appeared to be in excellent
spirits. His face was wreathed in
smiles as he expressed to several news
paper men who gathered about him his
appreciation of their good wishes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Terrible Crime in Georgia.

At the little station of Soffold, in
Decatur county, Ca, Thursday night,
a man named Ogletree a country mer-
chant, was robbed by two negroes, and
his wife assaulted. Governor Cand
ler has offered a reward of $500 for the
apprehension CT the negroes. An arm
ed posse went Immediately in pursuit
of them If caught the fate OF Sam
Hose will be meI.ed out to them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Dewey we,cem-o m Aus,s,a

Vienna by C-ole.-The Neue Frsis
Presse has an article heartily
welcoming Admiral Dewey 60 Austria.
Recalling the bold oOzJp-de-main a.
Cavite. The Neue FREE Presee ssH
In the admiral rhe perzonihcatIoa os
caimness and amiabili;y. describing
him as A model socdier ani xent,sna-. I.
who will be placed In rbe category
with DcItuyter. Nelson nj Tegetr5hon.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Admiral Dewey at Triest'.

Trieste, By Cable.-The United
States cruiser Olympia, wi-h Admiral
Dewey on board, arrived here Thurs
day morning. The principal paper, Ilpi-
cola, has flattering article we!oom.
ing the admiral to Austria. The
Olympia had a bad run to this port
having encountered typhoon, but
after that the weather was fine Ad-
miral Dewey expects to remain on
board his flagship, with the exception
of occasional trips on shore.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Think the Mou1a Loa Has Blown Up.

san Francisco, Special The off,
GERS Of the steamer Australia which ar
'hem to hear that there had been a
FEARFUL explc-.cn at the great volcano
and that Mauna Loa is no more. After
leaving Honolulu, the ship ran into a
thought was caused by submarine
disturbance of unusual force. A blush
VaIcr hung over the water for days
ana heavy cloud, shaped like an um-
DFclia, came borne on the winds from
the directicl of the volcano.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
A Daring Robbery.

Before daylight Sunday morning a
particularly daring robbery was COM
mitted in the eastern suburbs of Raj
eigh, near the Soldiers home. The
thieves went to a store in wagons, got
in by means Of a ladder and a seConl-
story window and, after plundering .he
place and loading the plunder in wag-
ons, set fire to and destroyed the store
There is no clue to the bold thieves
c. P. Horton, a young white man,
owned the goods in the store and they
were uninsured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

Washington. ID. C.-Suryen Gener-
al Sternterg has received a cable from
Havana. saying thst a second cas~ of
yellow fever has appclr-d IN she A.
tecnth Infantry. ard siro hat a team
ster en- the SIKH cavalry has bssn
stricken. Both 81 thee regiments are
In Puerto Principe. The fftecata will
move into a new CAMP.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
crem NJ for fa1iSs0esea.

washington. ID. c.. Special.
reports Of recruiting officers we1oee-
day show fhse 40 men were enro,iA u
mnkiag a total Of 1.s7s. The shify-
first regiment leads with 5&s. and ID
twenty-sevents follows with SOS. To
war departneu. Is Offering extra -
duocneats TO expedite che recruattuB
OF the zen volunteer regiments Nenr-
ly ali Ghe commissions havfng been 10
sued. many os the dis,pDointed app't-
cants have been edvise3 60 enter f5s
ranks. os In e:hat wsay Il mav be posA.
HE for them TO secsne commiasioax.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
The Street Car Strike on in New York.

The Stfeet Car Str1Ke CT TT New ItrK.
New York, Special-The Brooklyn
street car strike has extended to New
York. a big mob gathered Tuesday
night on Second avenue The cars were
stoned, and the police dubbed the
crowd. Attempts to dynamite the cars
were foiled. Glass in the cars were
broken and several passengers were in
jured. The situation is very serious.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

A German correspondent in Spain
writes that unless letters ~ or from
that country are registered. not one
in five reaches its destination, and
that unless the postmen, who have no
salary. get at least cent for each
letter delivered by them, they boy
colt these who refuse to pay and keep
their letters.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Te;egraDhic Briefs.

In the Shamrock trial race at Cowes,
she crossed the line only half length
ahead of the Britannia.
Fire on the Brooklyn, n. V, water
front destroyed s250,CoO worth of prop
erty
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
The Right of Cubans.

Washington, d. c., Special.
Carlos Garcia, a son of Gen. Calixto
Garcia, saw the president for a few
minutes Saturday by appointment.
Gen. Garcia represents the Cuban re-
publican league and his mission to
Washington is to explain to the
President the aspirations and purposes
OIL the league. The league desires the
complete political independence of the
island at the earliest possible moment.
It's aim, however, at present is to Sc
cure authority for holding conventions
ana elections for municipal officers
ana by demonstrating their capacity
lor holding elections and for local self
government of preparing the way for
complete control of the island. They
ocSlre the authority fer the municipal
e'e"tiOnS early this fall
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
A Negro Rayisher Captured.

Charlotte, N. c., Special.-The negro
Carol, who assaulted the Saunders girl
at Albemarle, N. c., was captured at
Ansonville and imprisoned in Albe-
marie Jail. 1t is said that the negro
has been secretly taken from the Jail
and hidden in some place of safety by
the authorities to prevent lynching.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Ten Railroad Damage Suits.

Guilford is surely the banner county
In the State for railroad suits. This is
but in the anture of things, however,
as Greensboro is North Cardinals rail-
road centre. On the docket of the spec
ial term of the Superior Court being
held there now, there are ten cases fer
iamages, against different roads, most
them for small amounts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
The North.

The wages Of the weavers at the
Slatersville Cotton Mills, in North
Smitnfleld, r. l., have been raised
again. A previous increase proved an
satisfactory and led to a strike. and
tn demonstration was followed by
strike by the Socialist:c employees o.
cause several of the:r party had bcaa
Iischaised.
Tin plate workers throughout the
country to the number of nearly 0.O0O
resumed work after an idlencSs Of two
weeks. The scale fixed on at Chicago
Is based on the price Of bars. The min-
imum advance over last years scale Is
placed at Is per cent, which will pre-
vail until June 80, 1900.
Twelve discharged sailors of the bat
tleship Iowa, who have started for
Brooklyn, n. Y. says .l,at they will
lay before Secreta-: Ions, 4 coiTpiaint
regarding the rations issued aboard
the Iowa
The Salvation Army has opened sew
eral stands in Boston for the sale of
ice cold lemonade and buttermilk at
cent a glass. Over 5000 drinks are be-
.ng dispensed daily.
The anti-Farley democrats in Cleve.
land, Ohio, have nominated full tick
| ct, and the Farley faction will name
candidates in September.
At Salt Lake, Utah, Thursday, Judge
Morrill, imposed a fine of 500 upon An
gus M. Cannon, the defendant having
| by his attorney onTuesday last pleaded
guilty to the charge Of unlawful CO.
| habitatiOn.
Five hundred members of the Broth
erhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship
| builders of America, at Chicago, pre-
sented a demand for an eight-hour a
day and minimum wages Of so cents a
hour.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Miscellaneous.

The captured Spanish cruiser Pcina
Mercedes has oeen appraised at c1'2.-
sec by a naval board. The appraiSe-
ment was not made as basis :or the
sale of the ship, but 20 enaole the navy
department to determine whether it is
worthy Of compete repair. The result
confirms the department. in its decision
10 expend only sufficient suE to pre-
serve the vessel.
The contributions Monday at
Washington to the Dewey home fund
amounted to $149, making $14,4SO in
all.
The Choctaw officials under arrest
for murder, the offense being the exc
cution of VIM. Goings, on Thurs lay
last, had a preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Haskell Wednesday and
were discharged, the commissioner
holding that Congress had endowed
the Choctaw Nation with jurisdiction
within their territory.
Mechanics and laborers will do well
to shun the Philippines. Skilled arti-
sans are paid an equivalent of SIS per
month in gold. Accountants, book
keepers and clerical employees get from
$50 to $50 per month, and the common
laborer about 81 per month in gold.
Assistant Comptroller Mitchell, of
the treasury, has decided that the fami-
ly of a soldier, who died during the last
war, while on his one or two rcuths'
furlough in anticipation of his dis
charge under the order of the War De-
p,rtment, is not entitled to receive the
one or two months extra pay or ally
part thereof as provided by the act OF
March, 8, 1899.
Among the passengers Of the Unite
States transport Buford, which arrived
J. H. McLeary and Captains o. s. Dur
fee, David Stephens and H. S. Whipple.
The yellow fever situation at Santi-
ago continues to improve. One death
was officially reported Sunday. The
victim was a soldier in the hospital at
Bonitio camp. Only one new case was
reported.
The regulations for the sale o: POGO.
| catepetl volcano have been conclude
| and $500, 900 in gold, the purchase price
has been paid to General Casper San
| chez, who owned and operated the sui.
| phur deposits in the crater of the vel.
cano for the past twenty-five years
| The new owners form an american
syndicate, of which United States SEN.
| ator Clark, of Montana, is a member
" built to the summit and the sulphur,
! deposits mined ON an extensive scale
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

The Russian wheat crop indicates a
shortage of from $4,000, 900 to 12O, ,OOO,-
600 bushels, compared with last years
production.
The Court of Cessation has suspend
ed NJ. Grosjean, the Versailles judge,
for two months, for communicating to
the newspapers a document concerning
the Dreyfus case.
jeanette SchWer;n, the most y: Or.i-
nent representative of the womanS
rights movement in Germany, is dead.
The Volksrand has adopted further
articles of the franchise law, enabling
some of Uitlrnders to become natural
ized at the age of 16, and to obtain the
franchise favors thereafter.
Joe Wheeler has arrived at San Fran
cisco, Cal, en- route to join the army
in the Philippines.
A terrific explosion of gas in the
Toyokuni coal mine, at Kyushu, Japan,
in, which 200 people were employed.
killed many of the workers.
The remains of the late Czarewitch
escorted by Grand Duke Nicholas Mi
chaelwitch, and other dignitaries, were
on Wednesday transferred to a church
| five miles from Abbas Tuman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
i Der a bt
Surem burg.

9eburten. - Ypm 20. Mai:
@nnu, 3. b. Peter Sbspes, @snbarmez
riez 8risaoier; 81: &atbarina Maria
Camilla. 3. b. Spiepb Sbeiisn, Inter
aoiutunt Der 8enbarmerie; a.: Mas
ria 8dtbarina, 3. b. Peter Sremer,
Waureri 25.: 9aul @eor9 MarcsI. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20

b. NitOluus SOiepb Seinri4 Sauer,
&aufmdnn.
6eirdt6en. = @om 20. Mai.
gmil Martin, Sanbi9ubi9neiber nit
Sufannd Muaer, pbns Stuno; Setns
rid Stspbdup, S9lofer nit Gliie
Suti6te; Sobunn peter Sund, @u4s
bruder NIT GliIabetb Sermann; So
iepb Gpnratb, prdparator nit emilia
Sobanna 9effort; Sobann peter
S6eer, Sppograpb nit SoAanna
5ranaista 9ielsn; 25.; GpnitdnS
Bauer, alempner nit Magbdlena
&u6n.
SterbefGIIe.-Bom 20. Wai:
Maria Wepers. alt 56 Sabre, Obne
Stanb, ebelps; Selir Giino, al. IL
Sabre, %peniipnirter SffiSisr; 2ubopiz
cta 9aspar, alt so Sabre, Dtttpe BON
Peter Sepl, 9runbarbeiter; o.: Wa=
thias Sentsen, alt 76 Sabre, ebemali>
ger Sutfdbritant; g.: Spbann Sent
gen, alt "a Sabre, Maurer; Waria Sp=
iep6a Glter, alt 81 Sabre, Wittipe bon
Ritolaus Sofftnet, atIs. Sutfabrifaut;
Wargarstba Sund, alt 81 Sabre, Witts
tps BON Srana 9einri6 Geub, atls.
gddermeiitr unb Gtgentbiimer; "a:
8eorg alein, alt % Sabre, giienbabnz
beamter, e6elos; Maria S6anen, aft
8 Wtonate; &c.: Nitplaus Wagener, alt
81 Sabre, Winirer, ebelps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20

odB BET anbdItenb tparmsr, tgs&easr
Witterung Der S@metterltng IhneH
einse6en pirb unO ebenio bic balo iid9
5ei9enoen 9eupiirmer. Sin tpirfli9
btes unge5iefer assnt6tenbes Wiittel
stbt es Ietosr AUDI 9eute mod ni9t.
Srier. Sier fanb an ben beiben
9fingittagen Die 25idbrige Subelfeier
bes VfdnnergeiangOeretRs sgintradt",
perbunoen NIT benz eriten Wettftreite
bes Wfoiels, Saarz uno Babe Gnserz
bunbes itdtt. @s bstbeilistsn ii9 81
8eretne nit 1911 SGngern. On benz
Je'tSuge am Sonntag UNI 1 llbr betbeis
listen ii9 43 @eIangpereine, 26 Sya6s
men unb 3 Muiit9Dre.
Srter. Sn Ruuer qo6 eg por
eint9sn Sogen Streit 3pii6en mebre,
ren jungen 8uri9en, npbsi Der cine
einen Repoloer sog unb ben 26idbriaen
8aspar Wagner oerart i9pb, baB er
bolo Itar6. - Sn WaiDra9 bate 5er
poliSeioiener am %. Wtai Stpei Sanbs
fperts6uri4en perbaftet. Sa bie 9urs
l9en fta pioeripenitig 5eigteu nabm ,e
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metlteret nab Hutper cine Slinte nit
@uf benz WeSe ua6 Rutper entIief nun
Der cine SGnbpertsburi9e pirtliG,
uno Der 9pIiSeiOiensr idoB duf i'm.
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Our6gebrdnnten in ben aopf unb
bate ben beiuabe iofortisen Sob bes
unglitli4en CUR 5oGge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
6ro6her,o9thum.
Uus DER bduptitaot.

Die 2uremburser Stubens
tenperbinbung in 2Dpen, in 9eIgisn,
bat Su 9fingiten unter GROCER SefliGz
felt 5abnentpeibe gefeiert. @robberz
Sog Noolf uno Der Serr Baron be Gar
gan bon 2uremburs BADEN ie 100 Mt.
fir Die auiaaffung Der SABINE se>
f9entt. Die YrpfeToren SotNon unb
Mebers bpm I~tbenIum, friibere Gtu=
birenoe on Der 2Dpensr !Sp6i9uIe,
battsn ii9 gu Der 5sisr mad 2Onen be-
aeben. Die 2uremburser Stubentenz
perbinbung in 2Dpsn Sdblt Is lurema
burger Stuoenten als WitgIieber.
Serr &apier Sa6s, Ypitz
bsamtsr, taufte bieier Sage elm benz
Serrn 81. Mersen, Marbrier, sebD=
rsnbss nRues @obnbaus nit Qnbau
unb 9drt9en, eelegsn 9impertsberg in
Der spsitsn Sranspsrialtrabe, spis
I9en 9srtdufer unb Serrn 9eismann,
gum Yreiie bon 10000 Wart.
Gs perf9ieb mad LANCER
3%rantbsit, pobloeriebsn, Srau 8ittps
Srancpis 2enb, geb. Warg. Sund, i'm
Glitter BON 81 Subren.
@m A. M fanb gu S6iair BEL
gbaiip lie Bon Qe5 paris) in Der Cons
grssution be ct. Soiepb be glunp bic
feierlide Gintleioung Der Nopiaen
itatt. Inter ben 81 neu Ginsetlsipetsn
bsfanssn ii9 apsi SD9ter bes Ssrrn
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