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Cracked Whent. 2Oc
Olives, Toe Celery, Zoe Sliced Tomatoes, l5C
Pickles, i0c

Olives, Zoe Celery, Zoe Sliced Tomatoes, I5c
Pickles, Zoe
Small Steak, plain, 40c, with Mushrooms 55c
with Tomato Sauce, soc
Sirloin steak, plain, 6Oc, with Mushrooms, 55c
with Tomato Sauce, 7Oc
Extra Porterhouse Steak, Al 80 with Mush.
rooms, II 49, with Tomato sauce, SI.65
Tenderloin STEAK, plaln,5Oc, with Mushrooms Csc
with Tomato sauce 6Oc
Porterhouse steak, plain, SlO0, with Mush.
rooms, si.25, with Tomato sauce, sI.I5
Mutton Chops, pla ,45c with Tomato sauce 55c
Broiled Spring Chicken, soc
Broiled Fresh Fish, Doc
Bacon, 35c; with eggs, Soc
Minced ham with scrambled eggs, 4Oc
Armour's Star ham, 35c; with eggs SOC
Eggs, boiled, fried, scrambled or shirred, I5c
Poached Eggs 90, l5c
Omelets, plain, 25c; with parsley or Jelly, 30c :,
with Rum, 40c
Cold Roast beef, 35c Tongue. a,c
Picked Lambs Tongue S5c
FAXED beans. 25c Sardines, 25c
Potatoes, baked, fried or Lyonnaise, IOc
Stewed potatoes In cream, 10c
Brown sweet potatoes, 1Oc
Dry or dipped toast, iOc Cream toast, zoe
Tea Biscuits, lOc Plain Bread, 10
Ice Cream, ibc Assorted Cake, ioc
Hot Cakes with Maple Syrup, zoe
Preserves, zoe
Bent's crackers C3), 1Oc
coc.a Ed lam or, or R ssr cheese, ioc
Tea, per pot, 25c; per cup, i0c
Bread. butter and potatoes served with ali
hot meat and fish orders free.
No order served for less than rs cents TO
waukesha Hygeia Spring water furnished
free to guests Of the car. t5-20tO
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An eastern editor says that man
in NcwYork got himself into trouble
by marrying two wives. A western
editor replies by assuring his con
temporary that good many men in
that section had done the same
thing by marrying one. A northern
editor rctorts that quite number
of his acquaintance found trouble
enough by promising to marry,
without going any further A south
crn editor says II friend of his was
bothered enough when simply found
in company with another man s
wife. If the southern gentleman
was only bothered he got away
easy Men sometime S shoot in the
south.
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THE MILITARY REPORT.
Detroit Evening Journal.


The committee appointcd>to in
vcstigdte the military department
OF the state government, covering
the war period, divided into parts
and submitted each its report.
Neither report is sensational.
Neither report gives any large
amount of information. Both re-
ports are disappointing because
they simply reiterate known and
undisputed facts,
1t was known from the beginning
that the state military officers were
obliged by the necessities OF the oc-
casion to buy munitions, provisions
and equipment on short notice and
to buy at market prices. The result
was that the state had to pay more
than it would have paid had there
been time to buy in competitive
market.
The acknowledgement was
given no notice of systems in the
emergency. He had a camp full Of
soldiers on his hands, and he had to
buy clothing, fuel and food for them
without delay. He proved to be the
man for the emergency, buying
where he could buy to the best adj
vantage to secure immediate deliv-
cry. II the contractors, or sellers,
took advantage Of the state through
him, the shame is upon them and
not upon him.
One Of the reports very properly
makes allowance for mistakes on the
very obvious ground that any man,
under the stress of the times, would
have found himself more or less con-
fused, and the wonder is that Gen.
White managed to keep his head so
steady under the excitements and
the clashing of selfish interests.
While it is reported that Michigan
paid more per diem for the mainte-
nance OF her soldiers than any one
OF several other states, the compen-
sation is found in the fact that when
the Michigan regiments reported for
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03
COUNTY OFFICERS.

JAY A. HuBBELL, Circuit Judge, Houghton.
HENRY GInARD. Sheriff, L'Anse.
PuILP X. MCKERNAS, Prosecuting Attorney,
L'Anse ~.
&C. l.. STONE, Judge Of Probate. Baraga
. G.. o. BEEHLER, County Clerk ana Register
OF Deeds, l. Ansc.
WmLIAMT. MENGE, Treasurer, L'Anse,
JAMES MCKERCHER, County surveyor, spur
Mountain. 90. -.. t II.
r. l.. STONE, Circuit Court Commissioners,
Baraga.
H. j. SEfFERT and J. O. McKERSAN, L'Ans",
and f., W. SCHwALM, BarHga, Poor Commas
siOnCrS, -. *....
CoHIpoN JoIIS-ToS, Coroner, L'Ansc
SUPERVISORS.
wALFREp BEES, Arvon Township.
PETER GIRAED, Baraga Township
PATHICk f.. TRACY, CuvingtOn Township.
GRO. &. JhCKMAN, LAnsc Township
PATRIcK FAHEY, Spur Township.
BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
NJ, J. McIiASSA, County school Commission.
or, Baraga.
Miss X. 4. CURHY. L'Ansc.
MISS II. O'CONSOR, L'An1c.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03
First pub. March ls: last June 10, 1899.
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions
of a certain mortgage, made by Giacoma
Cappello, and Johanna Cappello, his wife, to
the Northern Michigan Building and Loan As
sociation, n Michigan corporation, dated May
18th. 1894. and recorded in the Office of the
June 10Th, 1894, In Liber of Mortgages, at
pages 457, 45S and $50 the said Northern Michi-
gan Building and Loan Association elects
that the whole of the principal shall be and
become due and payable, the amount claimed
To he due upon said mortgage at the date of
this notice is the sum of Four Hundred and
Twenty and 17-l00ths CSi20,10 dollars, which
includes an attorney fee of Thirty-tiye dollars,
provided for In said mortgage
Notice Is hereby given, that on the 18th day
of June, 1899, at eleven o'clock i'm the forenoon,
the sheriff will sell at public auction or vendue
to the highest bidder, mt the front door OF the
Court House in L'Anse, Baraga county, Michi-
gan. the premises described in said mortgage,
ils follows: Part of lot number two t2) In
section thirty-three (33), township tifty-one
(5l). north of range thirty-three (33), west as
follows: Commencing ut n stake standing III the
east line of the highway: said stake being the
northwest corner of Carlo Bracco's land; run
ming thence easterlS at right angles with said
highway one hundyed aud twenty-five u25)
feet; thence northerly at right angles nifty t5O)
feet; thence westerly, parallel with nrst des-
cribed line, one hundred aud twenty-five O2o)
feet To the east line of the highway; thence
southerly along the east line of the highway
fifty (5ODfcet to point of beginning, known as
lots live and six, in block two. of Foote'S sub
division, according 10 the recorded plat there.
or in Baraga county, Michigan.
Dated March 18th, A. ID. 1899
THE NORTHERN MICHIGAN BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Mortgagee.
DUNSTAN & HANCHETTE,
.. Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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Official Paper Of Baraga County.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

The date opposite each subscriber name In
the printed address ON each paper indicates
thc time To which The subscription Is paid By
observing this "a subscriber may know NJ All
times lust how his subscription account
stands, aud In case any error * made III CIV
ing credit for the payment of money on SUP
scription IL IL the duty Of the subscriber 10
notify this Office without unnecessary delay
Usually the publisher continues seeming the
paper until II Is ordered discontinued, whether
The subscription has expired or not, III sub.
scriber desires IL discontinued he should 80
notify this office. and pay up arrearages II
there be any.
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duty in the field they were prepared
for army service. The regiments OF
other states, almost without excep-
ton, were deficient in clothing, mu-
nitions and arms.
The fact that shoes were purchased
from a firm in which the governor
is interested does not reflect in the
least upon the wisdom and business
like character of the purchase. The
shoes were good shoes, the price was
not extortionate, and as the state
could not purchase the shoes else
where in time to make them availa-
BILE, the purchase seems to have been
justified.
The criticism of the purchase OF
brown uniforms for the Thirty fifth
after the peace protocol had been
signed is weak one. The war was
not ended at that time. 1t was not
known whether the Thirty-hlth
would be sent to Cuba or Porto Rico
for garrison duty, or to the Philip
pines to fight the rebels. At all
events the purchase was not indie
feasible because the uniforms were
needed.
Gen. White made a grievous mis-
take when he executed a contract for
the purchase of Blake rifles. The
weapon was known only by its mod
els, its efficiency practically was un-
tested, and it was not employed as an
arm by any state or national organl-
cation. His confidence in the repro
sensations of the manufacturer APP
pcars to have been child-like, and that
he was buncoed TO very large ex-
tent cannot be denied. Still, it should
be borne in mind that at the time
the people were protesting against
further arming the troops with
archaic weapons, and that the fed
eral government was taking all the
standard arms that could be manu-
featured. The mistake has been re-
paired in part by "a transfer of the
contract to the Remington Arms
Company, of lion, which concern is
responsible and will supply first
class weapons in fulfillment of the
contract. The unwisdom of the
whole transaction has been empha-
sized by subsequent events; but it
would be equally as conspicuous had
the war continued, for the weapons
would not have been delivered, be-
cause the Blake Company was with
out means to pay for material, and
without factory in which to con
vert the material into guns.
Both reports refrain from charg-
ing that any state officer, either d.
rectly or indirectly, profited by any
of the transactions connected with
the mobilizing and care of the
troops. On the contrary, the fact
that no officer profited venally or
corruptly is asserted with some
spirit, which goes to show that the
mistakes, when made, were made
through the limitations of human
foresight and under circumstances
which forbade the exercise of that
calm and considerable business eau
ton which is common to ordinary
affairs Of life.
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The foregoing sale is hereby postponed and
adjourned until February Z, 1899, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon of said day, said sale To be
held ut the place mentioned in the foregoing
notice.
Dated L'Anse, Michigan, January IL 1899.
EDWARD L. STONE,
Circuit Court COMMISSIONER. Baraga
County, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03

Do NNINN q IINNNIIEI u
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03
Dining Car Service.

The Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul
railway dining car service is the
finest in the world. Read the fol-
loving bill of fare and pay for what
you order in the diner attached to
Trains 2 and B, between Ellis June
ton and Champion:
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+ NANk T.. KUBSUN,
Solicitor for Complainant.

The foregoing sale is hereby further post
poned and adjourned until Tuesday, February
~, 1899, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, said sale to be held Mt the place men,
toned in the foregoing notice.
Dated L'Anse, Mich, February Z, 1899
EDWARD l.. STONE,
Circuit Court Commissioner, Baraga
County, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03
Red Hot From the Gun

Was the ball that hit G. B. Stead
man OF Newark, Mich, in the civil
war. 1t caused horrible ulcers that
no treatment helped for 20 years.
Then Bucklcn S Arnica Salve cured
him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns,
boils, felons, corns, skin eruptions.
Best pile cure on earth. 25c box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by w. T.
Menge, L Anse, and j. G. Real, Bar
aga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03

The more u man gets the more he
wants, and the more he wants the
more he doesn t get.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-06-03
First pub. June 3; last July 8, 1900.
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior,
Land Office at Marquette, Mich,
May rs, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton TO make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at Marquette, Mich,
on July 10th, 1899, viz. Edward Bacon, HID
application No. s777, for the W u of $ e y,
sec 80, 4S N, T 81, W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz: Charley Elliott
Warren Raymond, william Fogg, Henry
Menut, all of Kenton, Mich.
THOMAS SCADDEN, Register.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31

Sm 6ofe feiner Wobnung an ber
&ap 6trabe in llbridsbiqe iuurbe am
Dienitaa Normittaa Serr William Nap
bon einen 69laa1uB betroifen. IS
9elon9 oem alten 0errn bic Mufmerf=
famteit ieiner 3D1ter. ber 5rau 9reab@
man. 3u erreaen, tporauf er idlenniaft
in's 0aus aeihafft unb dratli1e 6iilfe
herbeigebolt tpurbe. Da er bereits
beinabe ileunaie Sabre aft lit, 10 tuiro
on ieinem Nnftomnlen ge5ipeifelt.
Mm 5amitag tpurbe in UoIben
cine Delquelle erbohrt. bic. tuenn aud
niht auberorbentlib ertrdolin, bod elm
por3lali6es Gel liefert. gs iperoen
nn0efdbr fiinf biz 3ebn Barrels per
9ao 9epunpt, unb ba 0ns Qeiseinen
brei. big piermal b6beren Wertb bat,
aIs bic in Geio geiDonnene aRdlitdt,
10 be3ablt iid bic Operation. Die Be-
lppbner Goiben's freuen lid bes Grfol-
9es nuD gelpdrtiaen nun eiren getualti,
gen Del.r Boom
Netp Dorfsr GrenrFpnssl slidets lber bic YsnnipI.
pnnia 9inieu Iino gIIfe9 tnr Hidfebr Biz sum 80.
SsptsnDsr: Grasst q 9 Yratt ben 1idst-xsen'
Ment ipiirbe oos Glbe i4ueden,
iusnn Il ni1t 10 bel Bitteres i6ludsii
mlBts
sJraget w iofalen xidttxgsnten n 81 Yrati
Ime9eH hen GmnricN1s7adet4 Malb 8e1p DOyf BE Se.
hermann IN ~ q. 8 NM Il Gtpfembey SanIen eann.
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1ie NtpMtltta,litdbe Go,atttD
gotatemtjctt.

wel9e am Somio9 bier obatbolttn
ipuroe. mar ant beiu6t nnb bic Qeute
bobeil srobe Nofinen I'M Rcpf unb alou-
ben. ben gr6Bten 9heil ibres 1idets
,Doer io9ar Das gauae 9idet sripdhlen 3u
;6nnen. yon ben Ihlimmen Gpdt-
jabrsfr0lfen, luelhe iolhe 0offnun9en
in0n i'm Refine pernidten. ,perben mir
i'm yfobember 3u beridten baben. SDls
gsnDe ganbiooten purben nomiuirt.
Jir ReprdientonIen. Sobn &. Duff
BON Drforo uno Sobn 8. Cunning
bon Wartpif SD.
Cir staatsan,palt. 5. s. Greene,
Meill.
Sir grobate Ridter, 5. S. etepbsn-
ion, goiben.
Sir GeridtsiArsiber, 5. 6. Smith.
perrn.
Sir sdosmeiiier, $. %. pfeiifer,
DoDer.
Sir eaeriff, 90. 5. slnoerion, Wlia.
Sir HecorDer, y. 6. 0apermon.
Ganoa.
ssiir gommiiliondr. %. $. 0oui.
&uib.
Sir Nrmeubaus Eirsftor. %. s..
Reeo, linton.
Die Nomination Duffs fir &eprd.
Ientant beaeibnet bic 5tellung Der par-
tel in Der Semperen3fraee. Guff III Elm
fanotiiher Geinb aller Wirthihaften
uno Elm rabiater Grembenbaber. 9robs
Dem tpiinihen mir ibm nihts b6ies, bof.
fen i'm 8esentbeil, CT iperoe im ndditea
Winter @elegenbeit baben, lnter uns
81 perpeilen unb bic liberalen Stimm=
geber tperben ihon oaiiir Gorge trasen,
baB er niht nOtbig bat, ieine pertbuole
3eit in ben @eieBgebunssballen in
Columbus sll pertrOoeln.
llber bic iibrisen ganoioaten iperoen
mir ipdter mebr gu iaaen buben.
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6eucr.

2ebten Donneritag gfadmittae uu
balb 3tuei ubr brdd int Sauie bon Dr.
WeGs an Der Sf=Mpenue sseuer aus.
Has Geuer fam ilnter bem Dah gum
Musbru9, aber seraoe oas 1T Elm Hdtb.
lei, benn bas Daus lit niht benobnt.
ba Dr. We0s idon por sipei Wohen
aus9e3ogen mar unb nod Semett iiber=
Iieoelte. st bate bas @ebdube ieinsn
Grebitoren iiberi1rieben. um feline
Yerpflidtunaen nahsutommen. Ser
s1aoen miro auf $500 geihdbt.
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Observation-Disclosures

Clarence priee, Canal Dober - gono
Suitatt, Stem Ybilaoelpbia.
Soiepb Mithea - Marie Strefer. beibe
bon ubri1spille.
Carte Suit Salen - Wnna 6. Mi(ler,
beibe bon ubribsbile.
gowaro peterion, Nemport - SSlorenee
ssrep, llbri1sbille.
William priee Mattie Sap, beioe
bon Canal 9ober.
gmerion Strifer, Seio - Bertha Wa.
ion. Netp philadelphia.
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BurrYs
Dry
Oooos
Store.
@ro6eS CONCERT DcrbMnOc,t
nit MiaHiibrMng clues
GMutttcrt0tt3.

Ser aeniIhte Ghor Mlpenr6sli bon
@cnton ipiro an,
Donnerfas, IA. September.
int bieiigen Opernbauie unter 2situna
ieines Dirisenten. Derrn @mil Sd)el=
ling, Elm Gonaert peranitalten, iiir ,uel=
Dies oas folaenoe prOsramm aufse.
felt ilt
l. piano Solo ,GantaIie aug Der
Oper Wilbelm Sen. 0err Gmil Sbel=
ling.
2. .eennenlieo". gbor nit co.
pran unb Nlt Solo, comp. D. 5. Nbt.
Sopran Solo lrau Marie Sdelins.
Nlt Solo Grau Otto Sae99i.
3. Duett fiir 3itber uno piano
.Seimueb", g.. 6. Maper. 6erren
Salomon gena uno gmil Shelling.
4. Quartet. Bon ber Gappeler
Nlm". arr. BON Sup. Grau Marie
sde0ing unb Trdulein 6lora Maurer
unb 0erren gmil &uefena9t uno Sean
@robnielaus.
5. r2ueget bo Bera unb 3bal,"
8olfslieo. Trauen9or.
6. Sopran 5olo .Mein 2ieb".
s. Sabatbil. Jrau Niarie sdeline.
z. $50 5 9eb, mo S ifeb." SD.
Go1at. Nlpenr0sli Sem. Gbor.
8. 8ariton Colo: ,&appelle toi" .
Georges &upes. 0err gmil guefe=
nabt.
9. ,Walbanbabt". @bor nit Soc
pran Solo. s. Mbt. MlpenrDsli Sem.
@hor, Sopran Solo Grau Narie Shel=
linz.
10. 9uett fir Sopran unb Nlt
Ser Sdaer". 5. &iifen. Grauen
Warie Shelling unb Otto Sdaai.
IL. v2luf Der boben Nlm", Carl
6ittig. Mlpenr0sli Sem. gbor.
IL. piano Solo, Select. 9err
gmil Shelling.
Is. ,Shnittertan3."
IA. v2ebenoes Bib sum Shnitter=
tans."
direction 9err Mulitoirettor gmil
Sdelling.
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@eljipaartu mt GaptS. !.



gDir boben nun eitie poliidnbige
Insmabl BON Yelsipaoren fur 0erbit
unb Wiilter. bs1tebenD aus Ghdrpetl.
Rrasen. SadetS. gapts uno Muiis.
ppn GaninhenfeIen. eleftrifhen 6ee.
bunoen, psrliiden ydmmerll. Bibsr.
Quhs. Mint. @Obbsn. Mlasta Sable ,c.
Yreiie fir Sddrpen BON $l.48
|4l5.00.
Ctr Yel3tra3eu bon 81. .0S- $500.
Fir Sadsts BON $50 ouiipdrts.
llniere ylusmabl bon Mdnteln linb
pliih Gapes 1T polltdnoig. beifebeno
aus Geriep. Biber, Mitrodan. pliiid
aller Mrt unb Die preiie lino BON $l.96
$20. 90.
Wir hoffen, Shr ton,mt uno prifi
uniere Mnsnabl, Da mir iiher iino.
guren Wiiniden at entIpreden nno
Sud sleihgitia 8elo au iparet.
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0reker oreiidsiger SPECIAL.
berfaaf BET
SitrniceS

ant
DpnneritaA Greitds 8 unb Cams
tag 81. Nusuf, |. unb 2. September.
Sd ertpdbne bier tinige Yreiie BON ben
pielen Bargains, bic mir in bieien bret
1asen seben.
Glentunarett 0epartentetat.
Cine srcee Mnsmabt BEN Bctlpeden IN
44e, 75e., $1.00 Bis $500 bas yaar.
Die1e Deden lint piel metr pertb.
0ettbeden su 75c. $l.O0, $1.25, 81. so;
bieie preile finb aubercrpentlid billia.
Galiecs 3u 81 Bic 41e. per garb,
@insbamS su 4e. per ydrb.
@ebltihte unb unseblei4te Muslin 81
4s. per yarb.
Dmstpaaretts Oepartetiaetit.
Shmudiebern BON allfn Jarben, Iips.
USeel, tleinere 6epern, Jliigel, 24f. bia
S1.00. gBir baben bic ar0bte Mnspabl
BON 6ebern unb Iips In Der Gtapt.
&iite.
Gclf 5iite fir Mdbden ,inb DameS
Su 75c., $1.O0 unb /. .25 per Stiid.
8le4tpaarest. Departenaent.
10 Quart Gimfr Sc.
10 Quart UelAirrpfannen Sc.
2Guart Raflee Rannen Sc.
3 Quart Raiffe &dnnen Loo.
4 Quart GaiTee Ranner 15c.
gfrSe6t bieien Nerlauf am Dcnnfrfa8
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Melte 0erbitluaarem!
Scr gruRe 6tore III 6traRburg Obio.

nierc nmo grSbr snbor geuabe Q
M mas mir fauien uno ueann 1T i'm pi asu bdin mir
frbe Contracts 9eman 10 uon pir ps fir
bertoufen, lbf b3ablen.
M bbn aadldermie Ideoene beonoere Geeebetn benub
ggaarn aar peraufn nn a je Nber
ni lane Der ra adufer bat ben @ubn aDr tOnnn gud ni
gelegent mpbn be ommen Muspabl rbf unD
gDinter 81 maben.
gDaroen oir Nnfoisuns Sparen beIpnoers tudbn 10
neet9t beonoere
gpdguns bic 2er bes aer perbe 9 brem Sneree hnbn
unre nge gBo gSoe gu in ob in eoer Nusabe
fantes fir bic @oniumenten BON g8aarn nben lit. H
ltniere @aaren fno gut, nniere Yreile be1er.
ssir bebanoeln Gmd) 10 gut ,uir fonnen.
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Ser Gontraft, tpel1en nniere
Eonimiildre nit ben gonmiiidren bon
Musiingum gpuntp fir bic Mufnabme
bon Qinbern in bic GinDerbeimatb bon
9ustnrotpns @ountp ab9eidlo1en ba.
ben, fiipulirt, bnB elm tpDhentlihes
AOii9elo bon $l.90 entri1tet iperoen
foa.
Sn Neipeomerstctpn purOe am
Eienfiog Mbeno Wm. M. Gtires ber=
b0ftet. 81 pirb befduloigt, ben Ber=
fu9 9emaht 81 baben, bic Ganilie bon
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