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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29
"CITIZENS' TICKET"

The plan to nominate Democratic ticket
was abandoned, and it was decided to nominate
Citizens ticket, which will appear upon the
ballot by petition The ticket is as follows:
For mayor, Martin Setter.
For police judge, J. N Cline.
For city treasurer L. D. Pilkinston
For treasurer of the board of education, A.
]. Coppage.
For members of the city council and board Of
education:-
First ward-counilman, ]. J. Anderson; board
of education R. L. Row.
Second ward-councl, L. D. Kirk board of
education: long term, Mrs. Julia Cayot; short
term, c. T. Hiatt
Third ward-counci, DR.. d. NJ Craig; board
Of education, John Grummel.
Fourth ward-council, Morgan Luse; board
of education, E. L. Eaton.
Member of board of education outside of the
city, Mrs. N. L. Bowman.
For justices of the peace, L. d. Walrad and
w. K. Lacy.
For constables, C. c. Stewart and G Murdoch.
This is good ticket, composed, III the main,
of safe business men.
AS to the candidate for mayor: Mr.. Setter
served the city in the capacity OF may or two
years, and during that time he gave the city as
good business administration we ever bad.
He not only built the city hall and macadam-
lied the streets around the square, which cost
over $4,000, but he paid off the city's indebt-
edness and left 5000 in the treasury when he
left the office. He made most excellent rec
ord, from financial standpoint.
Mr. Setter has no personal business affairs
that will interfere with his giving the city's in
terests all the necessary attention. He has
abundant leisure, and takes pride in looking
after the city's business While he would not
allow the city's treasury to suffer, lie always in
sisted on paying laboring men who worked for
the city living wages.
In the matter of the enforcement of law, no
man who ever filled the office of mayor of this
city can boast of better record. He faithfully
undertook to enforce ALL laws, and the temper
ance people have just cause for complaint
We haven't space to mention each candidate
separately, but we insist that the affairs of the
city will be conducted in safe, tusiness-like
manner under their administration. Some Of
them have held positions in the city govern
rnent, and nearly all are old and wel-known
citizens.
Let each voter see to il that there be rad
ical change in the board Of education. 1t has
been run by little ring long enough.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

TERRIBLE storms have visited many parts of
the country duiing the pest few days. On
Monday, portions of Alabama were swept by a
tornado, and number of lives were LOST The
loss of property was great. fierce blizzard
and snow storm visited Colorado and north
western Kansas. There was heavy fall of
snow, any many drifts were ten feet deep
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29
BIG RAILROAD COMBINE.

The daily papers say that George Gould is
planning an immense railroad system, designed
to cover he Southwest and reach the Pacific
coast Gould to control the system. The Chi
caeo & Alton and the Kansas City & Southern
are included in the deal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

THERE are over thirty Republican candidates
for places ON The board of railroad commissions
ers, and he contest grows tuiions. jim I'ike,
gold-bug Democrat, has been given the Dem
ocratic place en- the board.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29
Wanted,

A man to sell Singer machines and col.
lect in Garnett and surrounding territory.
Good inducemcnt offered othe man who
is willing to work. Apply or write to
The Singer Mfg Co.,
A. d. AMENT, Mgr,
Fl. Scott, kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

A NINE has been discovered Under the palace
of the Gar of Russia at Tzarskoe. Selo seven
teen miles south of St. Petersburg, and the
Car is very nervous. No wonder. His life
isn't worth thirty cents.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

HANNA says he is opposed to electing United
States senators by direct vote of the people.
You see, it is so much easier to ;.uv leysla-
ture than to buv the people of state. Mark
knows thing or two about it, himself. II the
people Of Nebraska could have a vote for SEN
ator to-day, there would have been deadlock
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

MCKINLEY has instructed the secretary of
state to inform Minister WI that the United
States will noe interfere with the partitoning OF
China.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

THE Republican and Democratic nominees
for mayor OF Topeka have both declared for
municipal ownership of the citys water-works.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29

SENIORS LOPEZ and Agoncillo say that even
though the reported capture OF Aguihaldo be
tsus, the war will go on.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29
Missouri Pacific Excursion List,

Kansas City, Mo. Tickets on sale
March .; limited tn the llth. Fare,
So 90.
Lin,lsbnrg, kas.-0n sale March 40
tn April Z inclusive, limited to April 9th.
Pare Salt,
topeka TON sale March II and IL,
limited Ia Goth Farc.S2 3D.
Topeka On sale May - tn II; limit.
ed to the 18th Fare, So. 30.
Lincoln, Ncb.-On sale May 81 to 81;
limited To June 40, by deposit. Fare,
ST. ~,
SanPrancisco. Cal Or sale July 6 to
10, Inclusive limited To Aug, al. Fare,
$40. Il, e. WING, Agant.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-03-29
House.Cleaning, Gardening, Etc.

Lewis Walker has returned from Kan
sas City, AMI is prepared to do house
cleaning, gardening and general work.
this Office, or call at his home, on Third
avenue. east. across the street from the
school house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-29

accusation embodied is deserved, do
not know, but if it should be my lot
to fill the position of chief executive
of the city, and such conditions were
reported to me as existing, l should
use every means for their suppress
sion.
"In conclusion I would repeat that
the issue is not a personal one be-
tween candidates, nor one between
established parties, but one made by
existing conditions, and calling for
the will of the public, definitely ex-
pressed, to SETTLE"
Rev. w. H Johnson. pastor of the
Memorial church. who was to have
been present, and who had an address
prepared for the occasion, was taken
i'll during the day and was unable to
be out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-29
PERSONAL POINTS.

Frank Mixter is back from Oregon.
DIR. w. II. Ludewig is spending the
day in Chicago.
H. II. Cleaveland returned from ST.
Louis this morning.
Mrs. Anna Weinberger left this
morning for Madison, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Eckburg left
with their household goods today to
reside at Pecatonica, Ill.
Mrs. S. f. Guthrie has returned
home to Galesburg after visit at the
home of w. A. Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Weld are in
Chico go, where they will attend the
annual banquet of the Illinois ASSOC
citation of the alumni of Oberlin COL
lege, which will be held at the Palmer
house this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-29

Cures dizzy spells. tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps you well all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month.
I. Il. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-01

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epigen Offiatere."
Camilla Born ieufste abermals.
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gu Gbret1 bentider &riestr.

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Ser YrobuftensW arft.

(Die unten ftebenben preife beaieben
fi4 auf bag gngros : @efddH;
i'm Gnbetail = 9anbel 1T Elm entz
fpre4enber MuHdIas gu bsreds
nen.)
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fla4, 35=pfinbtg. 125c. big 1876;
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2ebenbes @efliisel: PRO pfunb:
iunse 9ibner lac. Biz 27e.; 9ennen
10c. pro pfunb; Gnten Sc. big &c.;
Gdnie pro @tiid Doc. Biz &c.; Sauz
ben pro paar zoe. Bis SOC.
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GrIdte unb GeIbfruAte.
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&c.; grbbeeren. PRO Quart Sc. Biz Il.
Semitic: tuetbe Rartoffeln, proBue
fdeI zoe. Biz &c.: ysge $1,5Q biz
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0ichm9rffe.

Gbicago,3 81. Mat. - Rinbpieb:
3ufubr 1000; preiie $2.45 big $6O5.
@9peine: 3ufubr $4,000; preife
$3.50 Biz $500. S9aafe: 3ufubr
1000; preife $4.1O Biz $3.50.
gait2ibertp, 3d., 81. Mai.-
Hinbpteb: Marft ftetig; preife $3.50
Bis $3.50. S9neine: Martt lebbaft;
Yreiie $500 Biz $6.12. S9aafe:
Marft 1tettg; prei1e $3.50 Bis $500.
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Wiehfutter> unb Strnhbreiie.

5olsenbes iinb bic auf ben ~ftaatliz
den Maagen fir 5eu, @trob II. I. IN.
geitern eraielten preife:
Norbpeftli9 Wdage.
5su. - Simotbp : 9eu $16-$18;
Rleebeu $13-$15 PRO Some.
Strob. W~eiaentrob $8-$9, Ros=
eenitrob $12-$14, 5aferitrob So
So PRO Some.
Mais. - 1915 Big $3.50 pro SAB.
Seitlihe Waage.
6eu. - Simotbp : 9eu $500 Bis
$500, &lee $13-$15 PRO Some.
@trob. - Wei5enitrob $50,
Rogsenftrob $13-$15, 9afertrob SIS
SO pro Some.
Mais.-$2.8o Biz $3.50 PRO SAP.
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WnHIfbe Mmffldrnn9


intbdlt bas e~ebiesene beut14e Werf der .Nef.
tmessAntcr", As. MuHase. $50 Seiten tart, NIT
rielen lebtrei6en Snuftrationen. nebf etiter Mb'
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Npbn @auamafer.
8rodpnap, 9. uab 10. StraBe.
G2stn Onrf 81 cS,tfi 1906

o~S0S@1~T -
Nstp : gort, "a. Suli 1899.
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@pps in Sabliftpn's Mpotbefe.
Gde @apz unb 8altimpreitraBe.
Mun iareibe tpegen 9ratiszprobe.
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Vuftmarfens Gsrnturcn.
Derihisbns Staot!bsi!s, in nsthst
oItzWsrtbfa1sn perfauFt

tDeroen.
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$4.25 pro SAB; 3piebeln soc.
Biz 6Oc. PRO 100 8iinbel; WstBfobl,
PRO Crate 6Oe. Bis 75c.; 3uderriiben,
&c. Big Sc. pro 8iinbel; Selerte, pro
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men, pro &prb $1.O0 sig $1.50;
@pinat, PRO 8uf9eltifte 15e. Bis 20c.;
garotten, PRO 8u51eltiite 40c.-50c.;
5omatoes, PRO 6 Rorb Carrier $3.50
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Bis $3.50; Rabies6en, pro 10Ogunbel
6Oc. Biz 81; Spargel, pro Oubeno Toe.
Bis $500; &opfialat, pro aifte zoe.
Bis &c.; CRIME grbfen, pro &orb 81
Bis S1.1O.
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BefGrbernna BON YGfjahen.

adnae BET srforosrli9sn 3sit CUR grs
reifune Der Dsri4ieosnsn Be-
ftimmungsOrts.
11ntsnIiebsnb 1T Die unssfdbrs 3sii
fir usbsrmitteluna Der poftiahen bon
benz ga!timorsr YoIt : giirsau mas
ben bauptiddli9en einbeimifdsn uno
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Snlanb.
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GtantiesGitp, R.sS., G Stunoen.
grooflsn, R.sU., 6 stunosn.
burlington. @srmont. II Stnnbth
Buffalo. T.s9.. is Stunoen.
CAPE T2on, RS, 6 GtunbeR.
Gbartstpn, $50, 16 stunben.
Gbieaso, Sns., l Sac.
GslanlbH. 6A.G., Il siuuSeAl
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Jgu Ct. OHTH9 IItOGO 0HTucl,
aus ben Glepatoren auriidgeaosen
9451 8ufhel; glebatoren : 8orrdt1
h20 72Q 0u{hef @hIuhrnta.

8alttmorer Gffeftenz8Orfe.
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6. g9m. Mioosneori & Co..
8dltimpre,3 81. Wat.
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men fir Jrancs: 8anfiers = Sratten
5.18s auf go Sage, auf Si4t 5.15S,
f~aufmdnniide 5.18a-5.20 auf So
Sage. Heidsmarf "a 1915. 9nloen
409.
Sterling 8antters fir 80 Sage
4.85b, auf Stht 1881, taufmdnni=
fde 4.845--4.854.
@ertdufe ouf ber bteiigen gffetten@
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Gaffinirter 3uder: PRO pfunb, se=
niirfelt, 6.10c; pulperiiIrt, S. 70c.;
@tanbarb sranulirt 5.55; fein eraz
nulirt $3.50; grpftal y 5.55c.; Con-
Petitioners u 5.4Oc.; Qbmiral $3.50;
unb selber AGO Bis 81.
Salafleif4, pro pfunb, gauge
@9ultern, engltf9 eei9nitten, 84c.;
gang turae Rippsn 91c.; furae Seiz
tenrippen 1896; Seiteniped 10c.;
sanae 2eibitiide 9ae.; Sped S4ulz
tern, enslif9 sei9nitten, &c.; u@us
gar : Gureb" 8ruFriide C; u@u.
oar : Gureb" 8ae.-Sainz
fen 1890 feline 121e.; obne 9aut 12c.;
pienic &c.; rMleb="S hpeinefleif9
$1,000 PRO SAB. S9mals - in
Sierces, gut raffinirt 94c.; in 5diz
fern 91c.
&affee: Nptiruneen iinb, tpie folst:
6ac. Bis &c. PRO pfb. fir Rr. Z Rio;
Santos Sc. Biz 12e. PRO pfb.; Mdz
racaibo 91c. Biz 12e.; SABA zoe. Biz
&c.; Motfa 1876. Big 19e.
9erDiteter &affee: s. 8. 6. in aiz
fen lie. Biz II T10c. PRO pfunb;
in 8i6fen unb Sdden, reiner Saba
32c. Bis 321e.; reinerM aracatbo 22c.
PIT; SABA II. Mofta, gemifdt
&c. Big 28c. pro pfb.; retner Santos
19c. Bis 191e. PRO pfunb.
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FIRST CALL.

a., 900 t1nitsb e~eai0pass t................. 7a
$1,000 1lritso Nail!paDs r................. 81
s., ZOO Ilnitso 9ailpaps r........-....... 96s
500 @itp Ser, 1916, %. 2................l3
$1,000 Ga. uno afa. ofo. 5tr..............l072
$l3, 900 Marblano grepine Ger, e.. @.......... 90
$40, coo seabpro 4tr gono Certificate .......... 7t
$1,000 Gnaeofiia unb Qotomae 5.r............ 931
$500 Cotton Sud nc Gil
20 antbeifs Goai. Gas.................... Gig
163 antbei!e goai. Gas..".............-. Git
50 Nntbeile Goni. GIG
l25 Anthsis Cont acknowledgements. Gil
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WaaBe UNI 0emi9te,

49,, s:,z,m. 49,. s,~ m.Y;u,-o.
lu0 p''tO'n wv" o.l ou'1'DIe'
Uee9Iz uhO 0e'ta1pezoDtIe ol'9e'lp""z
men tperben.
8ui9el. pfunb.
Wai5en Observation-Disclosures. so
Mais : G0rner Sc
Mais : &o!ben 70
Grb1en...... (@taat Sc pfb.) 60
Heis Sc
Safer ...... (Staat rs Yfo.) 80
@erite ..................... 48
aartpffeln -. (Staat Sc pfb.) go
@ibe aurtOffsln Tin M~arplanb) Sc
Sfen : Gobler .........., 80
mal8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
&leie 70
Riiben .................... Sc
gobnen (tpeibe unb Gaitor)
(@tuat so pfb.) 81
Gleeldamen .............s.. 60
s%imotbeus : @rasiaamen 49,. as
9%rasiuamen As
Slddsiaamen Sc
9annddmen q
8lduer 9ras1odTen, So1tbaum 10
Bu4patoen ::........,..... IL
Yttrlthe, seiddlt .......... 40
Pfirii6e, unge1hGlt .......... 80
@etrodnete @epfel ......... %
3ntebeln Sc
Mais : Mebl 48
Mais Maebl 80. (pro Sap 200
W9ebt .........:.. (pro Sop 1856
GrbniiFe, afrifanif9e ........ 80
GrbniiHe, Wilmtngtoner ...... %
GrbniiFe, @%irginier ........... %
l1noari56er @rasiadmen ......, 48
Sirfe Observation-Disclosures. so
Site 8 Bel 8 Bel 4 3f16 entbdlt Elm
Nuort.
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Sbre s~lnfise Gelesenbett. elm Gaus ~ fanteh
$25. 90 gaar uno Der Rsft IN ~beritlben sSetie,
ME Mietbiins. Sisis 6duier iinD i'm noroipetl,9ea
Staottbeile uno in itocr 6inF6t MODERN S1slhz
Ver3ierungen uno on breiter Strabe; nianeh eH
lebtn ntrDen, UNI e~epiirDiat su isin.
Meattbeps g. Scnes,
CRai23, la. 3. ,1N gr. 304, Qup<guilDing.
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Baltimnrcr Warftberihtc.

Bai6tet fir ben .Ssuti6sn Gorrerponosntsn. y
Baltimore 81. Mai.
Weisen. -3ufubr 113,264 9uz
fdel; 0erfanbt BON ben GleDatoren
253, 642 8uI6el; glepatoren=8 orratb
$3.50 8uf9el. 0erfauft purben 1
Wasson Spot 784, 10000 Spot 781,
$500 CIR. 2 rotber tpeitli9er Spot
Spot 781, 10000 Musuit 751, 5000
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Steaeneelude

6teIIegeub:
Cine Eoute, Der frausDfi9en Spra1e ponfpmmen
nr6dtig, tpInibt lnterri6tshunoen gu ertbeilen.
Man a~cr.ifrr: Mme. 4ooorsfi=Yoihon, Nr. 1872,
CT. Vaul= Strabe. (Wtail65
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pit ptabaop ftnfr- Dfrhdsrnngs'
@eielIdaft pOn Baltimore.
81 r. Ak. IS a 9 tr6ke,
Der IofoiIcezape. sesenaber.
CT. in lest brett. .fe Nrtcn Gebduoe, Nfobeln iina
aauimannsluoaren ir Der Stdbt o6er oui oem Vance
ouf Elm Salr ODE. fir.ere 2ermiue ~ p~erfit:ru
DIreftoren:
SeSIe Elton. T.rpinano 6. edfrote.
E,oncis Uhit,, lSiGldm forprn.
0fit,aro @romrucl, gnorep D. Sones.
u. S. ululon. SauieS 2B Botes.
SoSbuo g. 9arpe3, 81 II. Sames.
Jtd)aro 9. Vott, Br6toent;
iNprtI1o.lS 6rIsftb Eeclemper, 2 etaetdr
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s@Gin eroser Bargain. Cine Garm bon 1874 gdtrn
in einem bodeeleeenen uno %geiuneen 9beile bon
AWpntoomerp=Gountp Mo., nit bDlserrem 98obus
bauie nit Z 3immern. @eFnSebaus, Gtaa, 5leii6=
baus ino anberen Decentralization. 80 Gder in
Rultur, Der &eit NIT Gitsn., oidOrp= uno ebes.
nut=Sarbbol3 b%epabien, einige oapon iebr grob.
Cbftqarten nit @epfel= uno 9irnbdumen, ebenio
9firi9z, airi6=, aprifoiens uno 1flaurbduueu.
Sur6 Gueaen unb 6tr0me b~eipdfsrt. IaNeno fir
S9aai= uno 9icbsubt. ebenio fir Milbsrei Oocr
@etreioebau. &irden, S6ulen II. (. NJ. in Der
Rdbs. Gin ~iofprtieer 9eiperber fam ben NluS fir
$3.50 f%aufen, nit rnmittelbarer @eFssrereifune.
Gtbineungen 5000 9anr, Der 3ef in sebn idbrli1en
3ablunsen bon $160 nit 3inisn.
g amue 6. Gill Hr. 900, Gauitabls.@ebGuoe.
QJ0-2)
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Terlauat int MQaemeimen.

Ueut1nes Nrpe11s : 3tuWlDe1Iu H9s=
8iiredu.
CIR. 219, eIb=s barp=Strabe, inter Der guff6t Der
.Seutihen @ejtli5aft." - Sisieuigen, pslbe peuts
fhe 6anblperter, 9rbeiter uno Sisnftboten su be=
i6dftiqen tuini6en. polen fi6 peri6nli6 ooer in
i~rantirten griefen an ben @eenten Der @eieaibaft,
Sobann 9. Meber, SIR. 2l9, SiosSbarp=
Gtrabe, member, tuel6er unentgeltltb Ausfuntt ers
tbeileu Dirb. CSan26,l
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Su p%erfaufen

| gu oerfdufen.
%sobl5erne Cottage init II 3in1msrn, oirett benz
Gnppunfte Der Nortb= Npeuue= Strabenbabn eeaens
iiber. Bet eebautes 6aus in Malbroof, aus yteHes
runeen, aae 9equemli6teitcn, elsftrii6es Sidt
Haotilbes WaRer, @as, Gountp= Steuern. Ntsorts
ger preis. 9elspbon sDfaoiion1 524-0r ooer man
fprebe Dor in Tr. $500, Ripee=Mpenue, Wdlbroot,
pber in Rr. 80, l1nious9 rut= @ebduoe.
| (146-52
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asa uuo ben Gmropa aber Bremen sSes 4ane
turs Ltiotat Die
QrptSttton ses .1smtidbem Gosrefpcnoemten.'
S..gp d TaIttn,ore=StL . uns WofsSffces9AA