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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30

A dispatch from Wilmington, Del, April
rs, says :-Houored by the Wilmington Con-
ference twice as presiding elder and three times
as delegate to the General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. DR.. Wilbur
F. Corkran was sued today by Zell Merceret,
235 East German street, Baltimore, who seek
to recover $3,771,2S alleged to be owing by
DR.. Corkran to them in commissions and other
charges growing out of the minister's dealing
in stocks.
Frank Miller, of Chambersburg, Pa, com
mitted suicide Tuesday. He was sued for
damages in a case in which he was a witness,
became respondent and hung himself He
leaves a wife and Eve children.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30

To this issue of the ADVOCATE is a Supple
ment, containing the laws passed at the recent
session of the Legislature, selected by the
Governor and Attorney General to be pub
lished. They include the Wilson Election
Law, the law repeating the mortgage income
tax, the jim crow acts, the registration law,
and various other acts of general importance.
The people should read them carefully.
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Warning to Fish Liars.

II is a crime to tell fish yarns now. An
Altoona PA. newspaper correspondent sent
in a story of how two fishermen caught SO and
70 trout respectively. As so trout is all the
law allows, the fish wardens investigated and
the upshot of the matter was that the author
of the story was given the alternative of stand.
ing trial as a purveyor of false information or
going before magistrate and making affidavit
that he lied. He chose the latter.
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SYKESNiLLE MARKET.
Rr Xnhe II u MnrEnli 4 In
DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
APRIL TERN, 1904.
BY N.LGossaeh L Son.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
APRIL TERN, 1904.
Estate of Samuel kesselring, deceased.
On application, il is ordered this 25th day OF
April. 1904, that the sale OF the Real Estate
ofSamuel Kesselring, late of Carroll county,
deceased, made by Sarah NJ. Cretin and
Mary f. Croft. Acting Executives of the
last will and testament of said deceased,
and this day reported to this Court by the
said Executives, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or
before the 9th Monday, 30th day, of May,
next; provided copy OF this order be inserted
for three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be-
fore the 4th Monday, 23rd day, Of May, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
four hundred and fifty dollars $4,000.
GEO. r. RUPP,
True copy,-Test:
JOHN J. stewart,
aprSO3 ct Register of Wills.
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County Central Committee

The members of the Democratic County
Central Committee of Carroll County are re-
quested to meet at the Court House, West
minister, at 10 O. clock Monday morning, May
2, 1904, to fix dates for primary meetings and
County Convention, which convention will
select delegates to the State Convention, and
to consider any other business which may be
presented. CHARLES Z. FINK,
E. O. WEANT, Sec. CHAIRMAN.
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Ia loving remembrance OF our beloved daughter
Lulu NJ. Null, who departed this life one year ago
April "A. 1866
once our home was bright and happy
Oh, how sad and drear today
For our darling, loving Lulu,
Has forever passed away
Oh. the misery Of that dreary evening
When we stood around her bed,
TIL death stole upon her softly.
And we knew that her soul had led
An. since then our lives are Saddened;
since that day our hopes are slain:
But her voice seems sweetly saving.
"Couage-we shall meet again
on we wander TO the graveyard
Flowers TO strew with tender care
On the grave Of our dear Lulu,
Who is sweetly resting there.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30
NO. 4o9a EQUITY.

Ia the C.rcali Court Tor Carroll County
Joseph D. Baker. Trustee OF Albert Jones
aud Thomas p. Jones and Albert Jones and
Thomas z. Jones, partners. trading as Jones
& Co.
Ordered. this 2sth day Of April. A. D.,
1894. that The accounts A. b. aud C. OF the
Auditor hled Ia this cause be finally ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be sh0Wn on or before the 10th DAY Of
May next, provided copy of this order be in
serted for lSo successive weeks before the last
named day ia some newspaper Published in
Carroll county.
DAVID p. SNELSER, Clerk.
True COpy,-Test:
apr 30 ,, Dawn z. SNEI-sER, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is 10 give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Cour; of Car
roll county, in Maryland. letters OF admin.
isyraiion on the Personal Estate of
ELIZABETH A. SHAFER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally Authenticated, 10 the sabscri.
Der, on or before the 18th day of Novemb Der.
1904; they may otherwise By law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate
Given under my hand this 18th DAY of
April, 1904.
JACOB l.. SHAFER,
apr SOFT Executor.
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Hon john 4. Covea- fsr1ssf Prszsscat * fzr
Bsltizaorc I'D Ohio ksilrysst Csrupapy ana s1r 1s
u3ehs % Aprsi = a. ifs haae 90 ass tsssas Mr. Il
Seslvc in Ghcaeo NJ Jpwea SAT trvu Ia a5lrT
h1Alih fof several years sud tat fsaye.cI eHtsa.
siFey eath 10 tha eo1atEy saa Ahrzsai ORD ;se bots
q reslistsuc his cazsss4talleag- uhsca ass t-ra
rcvkryi seslu - io.o C.aar sppltalsal tar
srhafaitAtaua - tae H@l'1sa9Tv Ans 0aia -4..7at
Iohu * tosrn uas h.zru lH liafna=s rsuuaEg tfAs1.
on uctotar u lsf4 Mss ssIhsf Washington C8sFc.
blacksmith rculofei ssHy in .tf- st he usrs
c0gnly fruaa Blsias ssIH Cssli tssI1. B. "a luang
CoWca Attenici the pubisc Schools slA uhaa Is
years Old weni ~ Tbs academy 81 frrsrr.c&stars,
Wayne cuunfE Ohio. - hFar hr yeHlzIrse,t Eufss Be
was 70 yeAr cd Ho thca entcrpd FeTui'.l7z Be-
slttuia A. HAye-Fllir AfhansI ce1nEV NEla acrl
sflcrusri tzaEh, schas. - Noises o.ansy
Ia Ist1 10 seat 90 fs4ncctaa ( aiverslry uf~rc &c
arss met the - kpl~ri Garrett wna tstcs aasrne
psyslaea q thH Baltimore nEua s=ss Railroad for-
Paay. hr gradua3et Al Ertuce5sa ia ists A. Tie
bad @. ais cas- ~ thea t<aEaf ia tae high
school sg AtiershurE 0hin. and izteT uas gha pgil
eiral q 50 academy a. shrrve uh4a On the rs1aa.
ualn be bad bern rgaa4pK aw and En- Iss. aAs 49,,
fal;icd o. thc bar ~ CaBtoa. uh.o he began fu
pTsctisc bis pFotessloa ~ &ansisid pAio znt $500.
STATE
In 1877 he cane 60 I.4itlnorc g. Aco~ps pssig.sa
In thc legal department ui she HAtsiasorr sIsl oais
ami iAtcf Nss uasdc scnc'a counsel % IRE fysitw
tie continued in that capacity uHi5I JauuaTY i~st
when he suceueiel the ale Charles Maycr a.,
saais NJ ca1ea s13 NJ 3.ear 6 Natrsy. IA,
presrui president, were appointed hy tire CnusS
The reccivcrSajp pgo1rciinEs usrc conducted by
Mr Cowcu G0i NJ Murray with TIE sssiil fl.El iar
Affairs % The Company acTc satisfactorily segt.ei
aud The road sas once mnfe p1aes.i "a TayluE
bass
Mr. Couea drsi tusk an active Essst ia city state
ami national Politics ia l.sl. whtu be oas o.,
the promoters Of The independent movement In Hi
siraore lie VS. ciaSsef A. e suuDd monry OF Iudr
pendegi fruocrzt and ali srlanG aliulirer aud
suppuy.cr q former President Grower Cleveland
he was ihz negnucrattc na1nluee for Congress isi
lsst aud Vas erclcd 3efcSAuE his Republican o.
pgneuL EotSYf smith after $ membrane and
Spirited oampajsu 10 l.9S. VIA $ n4vbes var,
t-id aud other Independents be sapp0strl NJ 4 tn
icy against iiliaIa Bryan. iu faul be also ..f,
posed Bryan and orkesi tn The Interest uf the Isle
President Mckinley faF reelection.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30

Ten States and one Territory have selected
266 delegates to the Democratic National
Convention, of whom 1870 are claimed for
Judge Parker.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters Tesla
mentary on the Personal Estate of
WM. Fl. TAYLOR,
late o, Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 25th day of November
1904; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from ali benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day of April,
1904
FRANCES H. TAYLOR,
HOWARD E. TAYLOR,
apr30-4t Administrators
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FORTY HEAD
OF
KENTUCKY AND OHIO
HORSES
To arrive Al my stables in Lltilestown. on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1904.

MONDA ., MA Z, 1bU~f.
consisting Of Trouers, PAGERS and Saddle
Horses, a uumbsr Of iarm and business
Chsnks. Also somc good Brood Mares hi.
Stock has been selected a, the great eombinA.
iioa sale =, Cincinnati BY myself Come and
SEE stock and Be convinced
ap23-f II. A. SPALDfNG.
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4 SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGES
IA SALE OF A
DESIRABLE LITTLE PROPERTY
Near Westminster, Carroll County, Md.

Near Westminster, Carroll County, Md.
By virtue of the power of sale contained in
a mortgage from Edward +. King and Annie
L. King, his wife, TO Joseph A. Miller, dated
MAY 10, 1901, aud recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll County,
in Liber J. II. B., No 45, folio 500, &C., and
duly assigned TO the undersigned, | will sell
at public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 18th day ofMAY, A. D., 1904.
at $50 clock, p. m, all those adjoining lots
or parcels of land described in said mortgage
and containing
I6 ACRES AND PERCHES,
more or less, and improved by two.story
log dwelling house with base
ment, log barn, hog pen, spring nAS
house and other necessary out -: ~.
buildings About q acres are II
fine meadow land and the balance of the
property is under a good state of cultivation
und well fenced. There is good orchard of
apple, pear, peach and plum trees and never
failing spring of good water near the dwell
ing. This property is situate a short distance
from the Westminster and Littlestown Turn
pike road, and adjoins the lands of Joseph A.
Miller, the heirs Of John Maus, deceased, and
John Yingliug. Any one desiring small
properly thls safe presents nue. opportunity
to purchase.
Terms of Sale.-0ne-third cash on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof, one third
in six months and the other one-third in
twelve months from the day of sale; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser or purchasers, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day of sale,
or the whole of the purchase money may be
paid in cash at the option OF the purchaser.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
apr 80 is Assignee of Mortgage.
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Ness Hiorm NJ Agsi q Isaa by gsler Wua 81
Frrak f.a. avsfEv l. SEES snsi Ms Cora 4 carr
besh = C4rra!i czGutY Na
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30
T. W. MATHER & SONS Westminster and Manchester
DIED

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ftrys aHa't 54ss
Ssat Faaasala ysuey calvin Esabse SO -
Fgaags ~ asst kEtle = d5rsi kFz4l - 38sls
se-l zaSatsss Aai u aays. zAs sarsod 90 raars
Gsurca YES / " iosy e1a.i1cfsi he faasrai
serviers- tbs gaii-searvrs ser Ssipa s-arasf.
WiHsm C. sszruef. C&lsta :. pri+ al Hhsraes q
SEaFuef. cozsils - tbs 3eeeassi.
Has iittas er8b - raagkg 1oa
Hss iigtaa clothes "a si b
4 ae,tv--s aeFs ssshss's tay
In teath - cgsi afszs doia I've
tE Is sass . gghia car dwciIlax
Louciy = uar aogse tsity
gayrlu. nue SO lsv.t 81 ieaflv
Has f1reres gasssss sWAy 81 Hts FANNyrs
I.ttie r1se esi 20 Us uas wss srat
Bai saort bis tizar u!iA sfSni
Bgt hr ats pzEn the ihru1n
Aai watches t1r rs fElssia % s0aae hosae
sod ncsies4 oan usore Aaxei chls8
Assist hss satnio4 had,
Ani - hc bsai uiih zoytax suails
Aa1 caAspe~a azs aGE@inx's hAui
We tasss hisa % hos rnsch
Our Cod aknuc can tel
lie took kisa frosl osF loved cusbrzor.
tie ducth all thiaga sci
( ~ Hss ArSE lvun ASb Sassy svsESzz sSu
FH3sNp aEeSiE EELEs
7 GuEE. - departed thts lite oae yuAs AGO. Nay
{ tss. tssC
-I.oys-i Ia bfa. So death Frraczat-rEea
4 ssar wlshsaA daughter eye
A laughter tresk.ns heart
Iau uuiT Sell the aKuaF
H0s h4F1 Is - - Iagg.
pszr--s iAEher goaA yoa sPeak 20 me
ARi catsld you live again.
Ny schlaE heart woud then D. heaissi
bui this wish so yS4n.
n heart Is al and loarly
Ny grief 20 deep too Tell.
Friends may think "a sasu fJFgeg yeu.
ARd ny wounded heart Dc healed
bul they little EnOw tho sOsr0w.
That's wIthia my heart c0acaAlesi
or % the graveyard. j II wander.
FloNeEs 20 atreu with teusicr cafe
on the grave 81 my dear Father.
VINO Il s@eetiy resting there
ny NJ pArusfgEE HErlE.
Where Ehe aosers gently wave
Lies she 0De We love dearly.
Ia his ioaely silent grave
There We 20 aud still we linger
Near isr spot Is here he Il lAid.
And n 90 20 gtll scatter aOWegs
O'er the grave that death has made,
I calm on the bosom Of thy God,
Dear father. resi- thee now.
ca while wiki Us lhy footsteps trosi.
HIS seal was on Thy brov.
( BY ms DAUGHTERS 4 z r., l.E = ASD
| In nemery of my father Isaac SlLEa who died
I Msy :. laG.
! Blessed home on blessed home
/ How dreAr aud ioaely.
our dear old homestead
Is without q fAfher.
I / think II cannot be
That We must be here without
Father and mother.
But Thy will be done.
NJ ms DAUGHTEH a. L 3
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There was less than the average amount Of pre-
cipitatOn for the winter season, counting snow and
rain The deficiency for the three months aggre-
gated over four inches. The frequency Of Us with
snow is particularly significant. With an average
Of Il SHOWS there were IN the past winter p
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30

"ANTED.-AW White Woman to
cook, bake, wash and iron for small family.
4 good home and good wages 10 an exper-
fenced party Address
l.. W. RINEHART,
aprS03t Medford, Md.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

T IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postoffce, Westmin-
ster, Md, April %. 1904:
Dixon, Mrs Addie Wantz, Miss Carrie S.
Lambard, Mr.. Ed. Yost, Levi
Stonesifer, Clara
aprsO GEORGE E. BAUGHMAN, P. NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-04-30
Coolest Winter in 81 Years.

That the past winter was lhe coolest la about
Baltimore for - ygAFs ofCialiy recorded iu she
March number Of the Climate aHi Crop service Re
port oi thu Aesthcr Bureau, issued receauy. The
report states
The winter Of lsd3Iaol lowers The record for aver
age wiuler temperatures 10 baltimore Obscrva-
ttous have been recorded In OF Dear Baltimore Ter
- yesrs The average departure from the normal
temperature aRS as degrees per Gay curing the %
DAYS Of DECEMBER January and February. The
winter most nearly approaching she just closed
in Continued cold weather was that Of lsge-S. dGT-
ing vi ch there daily departure 81 s degrees
below the normal yalac for $ years Nextin order
comes the memorable winter OF 1854 with an aver
age daily departure OF 40 degrees below.
With minimum temperature Of degrees above
zero on January s. the season not AZ all remark
able for low tenn peRiureS but characterized
By an almost uubrOkea period Of moderately cold
weather. with unusual Persistence OF snow
rather than excessive 20 quantity. and u heavy
crop Of ice There was an abundant harry est of ice
before the rrst day Of January. Ice IN the bzy i'm
peded navigation to = grea xtslt than Tor many
years The unusual features Of the winter were the
excessive number OF moderately cold days and DAYS
with snow The total snow fall was but little above
&c average t26 inches, compared with "a inchesl
but the snow which fell remained upon the ground
long time. The Inargei departures from norma
conditions are shown ia the following tAubiation.
Frequency
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1904-01-07
e9ae- Sot6rinsen.

@traBburg. Die bieiise !6an>
belsfammer begging bus Subildum hires
1~00idbrisen 8eitebens.-9as langjGb>
rise Mttslieb bes 2anbesausi9ufes
unb unterelfGifif9en 8~eairfstases, Qlt>
b~iirsermetiter &ot6 aus Samba6, lit
i'm Otter BON go Sabren seftorber.
80 eb B.. Sn benz 3oufduppen beg
biefigen gabnbofes brad 9roBfeuer
aus, benz cine iebr bebeutenbe Dell
labung, mebrere 8asgons amerifaniz
f9en Speds iotpie onbere Glitter rei9@
li9e 0abrung boten. Quber ben 5euer=
tpebren BON MeB unb bes 8orortes
Sablon tparen au6 bret militdrii9e
Seuertpebren bel Der Rettung sefdbrz
better Sitter unb 2Di9uns bes 8rane
bes tbdtts. Ser S9aben pirb auf
100000 Mart gei9GBt.
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G6arim8i(6e $faafem.

M r. Mnbier 1T i'm 81. 2es
bensiabre Jrau &aroline Peucer, bic
lebte gntelin bes 9t9ters Wielanb,
seitorben. 8ts gu ben leBten 2ebensz
tagen erfreute fi4 bic 8ertorbene groz
Ber seiitiger Regfamteit.
Sena. Ste l1niberfitdt Sena tptrh
I'm laufenben Semefter BON 821 SIM
n1atrifulirten unb ID 9Drern, unter
Iebteren Is 5rauen, befu9t, insses
fammt alfp BON 1916 Stubirenben, &C.
gen 91O i'm Sommerfemeiter.
Metntngen. Ser 2anbtag bat
bas gsfu9 Der 9ebammen I'm @ers
fi9eruns sesen glitter unb Snpalibitdt
angenommen.
g 9lei5. Bel Der 9emeinbepers
tpaltuns lit Dor mebreren Sabren Der
@runbitod gu elmer Penfionstafe fir
bic @emeinbebeamten analog Der &eus
Bif6en StaatspenftonstaHe eelest
tporben. Na9 berfelben nerben Bel
1Oidbriser 9ienftaeit 40, fir iebes peis
tere 0ienitiabr Il Pro5ent mebr Bis gu
bier Siinftel beg @ebalts, bic na9 38@
idbriger 9ienit5eit errei9t perben, als
penfion sepdbrt. Oiefer penfionss
fafe ftnb fir 1904 tuiebsr 1000 Mart
iibertptefen porben.
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@nrffem6era.

g tuttgart. Bel Der Neupabl
bon rteur 9emetnberdtben fiesten bier
&anbibaten Der bereintsten burger
lt9en Parteien, Elm Sosialbemofrat
unb bier 8olfspartetler. Ser &anbt=
bat bes gentrums unterlag. Sie
Wablbet6eiligung betrug 74.4 Yroaent.
Dieter Sage ftarb bier Der betannte
National6fonom unb Staatsmann OIL
bert S9dffle.
gllnangen. 0as S6pureez
ri9t p%erurtbeilte ben tpeeen zines an
einem 2anbidser periibten Morbes unb
anberer f9perer 8erbre9en anseflag@
ten @lafer Stint aus 9for5betm gum
Sobe unb feds Sa6ren .3u9tbaus.
Stint lpurbe i'm Spmmer lanee s3eit
berse6li9 geiu9t, Bis man i'm in Ieuz
bort i'm SbereliaB perbaftete.
s d 8 a e n. Der
8laufel9enfans auf benz 8obeniee
nabm bisber etnen febr siinifisef1 8ers
lauf. @s purben bon ben etnselnen
Sif9ern ieben Sag 200 Bis 300 8laus
fielder, at, bic Sifdbanblung bon 9ofs
Tolerant 2ansenftein bier abgeliefert.
SeiIbronn. Sci Der 9emeinbes
%ratbspabl, BEL Der feds Manbate gu
befeben tparen, tpurben auf 8ori9las
Der 8oltspartei bier &anbibaten ses
ipGblt unb apar bic beiben 0emotras
ten He9tsantpalt Roiensart unb
gdarht unb bic beiben Soaialbemotras
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1904-01-07
&roB6ersoat6nrt SeGen.

9 r It a b /. 8on Der Se6=
ntf6en 9o9f6ule in 9armftabt purbe
benz Yrofefor Senriet in 4a9en ipez
gen feiner berporrasenben 8erbienie
Inn bic ginfiibruns tiinitlerii6er
@runbfdbe i'm Stdbtebau unb feiner
porbilbli9en Qrbeiten auf bieiem Sc
biete bic Miirbe zines r0ottprzSnsez
rieurs Gbrenbalber" perlteben.
9ieBen. Die l1niperfttdt 9ieben
1T eesenpGrttg bon 1911 Stubtrenben
befu9t. Sterau fommen 40 9ofpitans
ten, barunter II 9amen. Sir 1904
1905 iinb in Der pbilofopbtI9en So
tultGt Der l1niperiitGt @ieben stpei reue
auBerorbentlide profeforen porgez
feben, cine fir alte @ef6i6te unO cine
fir Sorftpifeni9aft.
M q / g.. Der 8ertrag anifden
Der @iibbeutfden giienbabngeieGf6aft
unb Der Stabt Matn5 tpesen bes Wer:z
taufs Der Mainaer S%trabenbabn an
lebtere ipurbe lebtbin enbsiltis abse<
f9lofen unb unterSei9net.
Sffenba9 d. Sn elmer Sibuns
Der Stabtperorbneten sene9miste man
bic nSoief unb Srteberife Seiftmanns
Sttftung," fir bic bic Grben bes Sa@
brifanten Seiitmann Der Stabt $4,000
Marf iiberniefen. Oas 3insertrdsz
nib bient our unteritiibung perfddms
ter Mr1nen.
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@unnerbarer Werb

rpirb por uiele,t Mdnnern seaeist In
S9meraer burd aufdltse S9nitte,
Wuuben, aueti9unsen, 8ranbwun=
ben, f9liuu,e TIBe ober itetfe
@Iteber. Das LIT aber aIes nidi
notbmenbts. 8udlen's Nrntca Gal:
BE t0btet ben S@mera unb betlt ben
Erubel. gs LIT au& bte bette Salbs
auf grben seser 5dmorrboiben. %
6. In 80. s.. 5ubn's gpotbete.
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Eaperm.

M il n den. Sir bas nit Reuiabr
tn's 2eben setretene baperii4e @ers
tebrsmtntftertum ipI In Miin4en Elm
eisener GROCER Neubau erri9tet ipers
ben. Sir bic flint beftea gntpiirfe
finb preiie I'M 9~efammtbetrase bon
10000 Mart ~ausseiebt norben. Dis
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