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Milford chronicle., 1906-11-02
Miss Rosemary sartoris M.,.,..,

New York, Oct. SO.-Miss Rosemary
Sartoris' daughter of Mrs NeIIie
iran, Grant Sartoris and the late Algernon
Cnarles Frederick Sartoris and grand.
oaushter OF the late General n g
Grant, was married here at noon :" -
GEORGE n. Woolston, of Hibernia Fla
+ Lhe wedding took place at the Calvarr,
= episcopal church, Rev. Thornton r
i urher officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Wool.
ston left Immediately on a weddina
ZIP. Mrs. Sartoris and her daupbteT |
turned veuInea from Europe Saturday. Mr.
ot3el @ is the owner of a large plan.
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HIGH GRADE MEATS

are what we handle in our Market
nothing else; and the frugal. care
ful housekeeper will find this kind
OF marketing far more economical
in the end than lower grade Of
Meats. Nothing is cheap that is
not good.
Ii you deal with us you will get
iirst-class meats at moderate prices.
prompt delivery and every courtesy
Farmers we want your fat cattle.
calves and hogs.
Waller H. DAVIS.
Neat Market, South Milford
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President Starts For p.na. i.

ee'ueht starts For Panama Nov o
washington, Oct. 80. - Tbo o, vooSt -
Mayhower will be used to convey 'f,i. 49,
president and his party down the Poto0 TO
mac river and Chesapeake bav 'lT nn tp..- S.o-
"Trip to Panama. AT the montb % os '4tir tSa
happahannock river the party vii, 'he he
transferred II, to the battlesbin To,iaia "-ia 70
ton = ne start will be made from Washin@ .1ldns'
Raa,S f9n On the afternoon of November 3
,.oIs ngside the president and Mrs Ioel Poose D
ca. ceis tne party will include snr@oo.- looos-
oie.uaa JeleIal RiXey and NJ. c. Latta an eeon "o
''9'an' secretary to the president IT. as
'~rtehmen Drop Eight.Hour ner,.,
IN InIcago' Oct. 81.-The switcbmams- smr'
,;ni'4i I.-toii mas waived its demand for aa
.,sst,ur day made recently IN ~, al an
.n with a demand for incrao1a, - oon'
'ages' In further negotiatione Increased u
n 'iriro innrao .nat the men will insist unon ~
4 increase of 10 cents an T. honr upon
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ONE MONTHS PROGRESS
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3o.-septem-
Der has been q notable month in the
progress OF san Francisco toward re-
covery from the effects OF the big fire.
and also in the progress Of the State
IN all industrial and commercial lines
Reports from all railroads entering
California show that traffic has in
creased enormously. both On colonist
and tourist tickets All parts Of Cali
fornia are feeling this infusion Of new
settlers
Labor supply is stin inadequate 10
meet demand, both in city and coun-
try districts. There is great need of
ordinary laborers in San Francisco,
and the demand for skilled artisans in
building trades is constantly Increas
ing
San Francisco's population is about
a a standstill. owing 10 lack Of hous-
ing facilities Estimates based on
computations Of military authorities
place il at $40. 00o-
Every school building in the city IS
crowded to IT'S limits. the enrolment
being e. 500. It is estimated that with
proper facilities there would be at least
5000 more ready TO enter
Careful investiga ton shows that cost
Of living in San Francisco has not IL
creased except in rents. Provisions Of
all kinds and clothing are at the same
prices as before the fire Rents have
increased on dwelling houses about an
average Of 10 per cent
OF the $208 0G1. 900 insurance on prop
erty in san Francisco. destroyed by
fire $3.50 coo. 600 has been paid policy
holders
All interior cities report heaviest
business in all lines in their history.
The following summary shows condi-
lions in san Francisco:
September building permits issued,
1850. Value s.. 902. coo
Building contracts recorded, Sig. Val
ue. s. 252. B90-70.
Real estate transfers. 1o45.
Bank clearings s19S-7I2.5 sos a; Sep
TENDER. 1905 1856. 800. 1882
Per cent increase. 1904
Oakland bank clearings for Sep-eu1-
Der. 1855 516.I7-
Permits for permanent buildings, 6o7-
Total permits for permanent build
ings 10 dare. 1913
Number Of men doing construction
work. s. Goa
Average number Of cars debris re
moved daily I25.
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Saturday, The Srd Day Of
November. 1. D. 1905,

AT u O'CLOCK NOON OFSAID DAY.
at the front Crnauka) entrance of the
judiciary Building. in Honolulu, Island
and County of Oahu, Territory of Ha-
wall, all and singular the mortgaged
premises mentioned in said Decree and
described as follows, TO wit:
All those certain pieces or parcels Of
land situate at Honolulu aforesaid, and
being portions Of the Ahupuaa of Ka-
palama; L c. A. 77I3 to V. Kama
nalu, and L. c. A 1898, Apana l, to
Mumuku, and commencing at the south
corner Of this piece Of land on mauka
line Of King street al point adjoining
Joe Morris share of the Morris Es-
tate, and about so feet north Of au-
wal, and running:
/ y 81 Is E. true sol feet along
Joe Morris TO the south corner OF
L c. A. 123+ 10 Pa4au, Ap. I, on east
edge OF auwai;
= y. IL 81 W. true 134 feet along
L. c. Il. 1884. APP. /, along auwai 10
the south corner of L. c. A 1888 to
KeIEpahana, Ap. 1;
B. s 81 IS W. true IS feet along l.
G. A. 1924 TO Palau, Ap. ;, to south cor
ner Of same;
4 y. % So ". true 2s5 feet along
same; thence
3. 5. So So W. true sos feet along
Rita Alana to King street;
8. y. 81 % W true 172 feet along
King street to initial point:
And containing an area Of 2 $4,000
acres; the said lands being the same
premises conveyed to Mile Morris by
II. D. Monsarrat. Commissioner, by
deed dated July II, 1899. and recorded
in Liber 19s, on pages 176 to 17s. in
the Registry Office Of Conveyances,
Terms of Sale: Cash in United
States gold coin; ten (1o) per cent. Of
The amount 10 be paid at the time
Of sale; balance upon confirmation Of
sale and execution and delivery of deed
by the Commissioner. Deed at expense
OF purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO
Messrs BaIlou & Marx, attorneys for
plaintiff, at their office, 303 Stangen-
waId Building, Honolulu, or to the
undersigned at his Office in the Judi
-iary Building, in Honolulu aforesaid
NJ. T. SIMONTON,
Commissioner.
Dated. Honolulu, October 2, A. D.
1896.
75s-october .. 9. 1s, %. 80: Nov. 3.
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Continued from page L
advertise the fact that burglars were
opera ting there.
But now that houses are being enter
cd and robbed from one end of the city
to tie other, Mrs. Mcdowell has not
the same hesita ton in telling OF the
frequent visits being paid to her place,
acknowledging quite frankly TO an Ad-
vertIser reporter the s-rIes Of roDberies
she had been subjected to. expressing
at the same time her belief that there
Was 10 use in going to the police IN
the matter anyhow, as they had never
caught anyone At the queens Hotel
a remark was made that the police
were too busy wearing campaign but
tons TO bother about burglars.
An attempted burglary was made,
also on Sunday morning. at 4 house on
the corner of Nuuanu avenue and Vine
yard street two men, evidently natives.
being caught at work On the lanai.
As soon as they were seen they took
alarm. jumping TO the ground and over
the fence and running away down
Vineyard street a few weeks ago an
robbery had been made be
fore at this house, a man being de-
tected climbing in over the transom Of
the front door.
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BY AUTHORITY.
WELL CASING FoH
WAIMEA WATER WORKS

Proposals viii be received at the o.
fee OF the superintendent OF Pubic
Works, Honolulu. T. H. until L o'clocg
n. of October Is, 1906. for furnishing.
F o. B. wharf. waimei. Kauai Ons
thousand goeo) feet of eight-ih9ea ~ez
casing.
Specifications and blank forms mag
be obtained a the office OF the Assist
ant Superintendent of Public Work.
Proposals WI not be accepted unlesE
submitted on the blank forms furnish
ed, enclosed with certified check ear
fifty dollars $500. in a sealed envsl0p~
endorsed Proposals for eight-inch wei
casing" and delivered previously to IL
o'clock N. OF the day specified at the
Office OF the superintendent OF Public
Works, who reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids
c. s. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent OF Public Work.
Honolulu. T H. October Is, 1905
-54-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE MATILDA HUGHES.
The undersigned, having been duly
appointed executrix Of the last VIII and
testament Of Matilda Hughes deceas-
Sd. late OF Honolulu. County Of oahu,
Territory OF Hawaii. hereby gives 10
tee 70 all creditors Of said deceased
70 present their claims. duly authenti-
Gated. ana with the proper vouchers,
4 any exist, even T the claim Is Sc
cured By mortgage upon real estate. 70
her al the office Of Trent and Com
pany, s3S Fort street. Honolulu, with
in six months from and after the date
hereof or they VIII be forever barred
Al persons owing the said estate are
hereby requested 70 make immediate
settlement Of their debt with the IN
dersigue5 executrix AZ said Office
JULIA ELIZABETH HUGHES.
Execurrix Of the Last Wju Of Matilda
Hughes. Deceased.
Honolulu October /, 1906
WADE WARREN THATER,
Attorney for Execuurix-
z525-Dct- >, :. 1s, ., 90
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OAHU SUGAR CO., LTD.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
10 q request of the Board Of DirectoTs-
a special meeting Of the stockholders
Of this company viii be held in the
Hackfeld Building. in the city OF Ho-
ncIulu, On Friday, the 26th day Of Oc-
rober, 1906, at 2 o'clock ?. m. for the
purpose Of considering the matter OF
changing the par value Of the shares
OF the capital stock OF this company
from one hundred dollars $500 each
to twenty dollars (s20) each. by issuing
1S0. 800 shares in place OF the present
issue OF $500 shares. and such other
business which may properly come be
fore the meeting
". PFOTENEAJER
Secretary, pro TEN.
754-Cct. IS. Is, 20.
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SYMPHONY SOCIETY
PLANS CONCERTS

There is considerable activity among
The members OF the Honolulu SYM
phoav Society ct present.
The seasons work viii commence
with q smoking concert 70 be given at
HaaIeIea lawn on the last Saturday Of
the present month which promises 10
be = very enjoyable affair
Later on a grand concert viii Be
given al the Opera House under the
s,lperfr-Andence II Professor P Rud-
land Bode. who succeeded Professor
Stockton as conductor Of the society
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FOR SALE

feet, with half interest ri arresian wall
Lot weiT shaded with fine trees. Co
coanut trees IN bearing. pears. man
gees, b~nanas- fig. orange. breadfruit
and several other fruits Sewer con-
re1tion; 100 feet OF Inch from pipe into
lot
Water pipes laid al over and taps
convenient
Lot fronts on TWO streets. one block
from car line and contains nearly Al
area and q half No government water
rates here, but the finest artasisn water
On tie islands. Easy terms
Address, Farmer Box 24-, Homo
lulu. 7542
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate
SITUATE AT
Honolulu, Island and County
Of Oahu, Territory of BaEaii

Pursuant to Decree OF Foreclosure
and Sale made by the Honorable W.
J. Robinson, Third Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the First Judicial Cir
cult, Territory Of Hawaii, at Cham
bers, IN Equity. on the 2Ist day Of
July, A. D. 1906, in an action en-
titled Hawaiian Trust Company, Lin
tied, corporation, plaintiff, VS.. Mile
Morris, defendant, Petition for Fore
closure Of Mortgage Equity Division.
No 1920, the undersigned, as Commits
sioner, duly appointed by said Decree.
will sell, at Public Auction, TO the high
est and best bidder, for cash. subject
20 confirmation Of the Court, on
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MEETING NOTICE.

HAWAIIAN FRUIT < PLANT CO.
LIMITED.
There VIII be special meeting d
the shareholders Of the Hawaiian Fruit
& Plant Co, Ltd. heIc at the Office Of
Castle * Cooke. Ltd, IN Honolulu, On
Thursday, October Is 1896, al $50
O'Clock a. m. 10 consider the matter Of
making application for an amended
charter Tor the company. and such
other business as may be properly
brought before said meeting
4. ?. WOOD
Secretary, Hawaiian Fruit < Plant Co.
Ltd 7s47
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DEMOCRATIC
TICKET

Delegate to Congress
z B. McCLANAHAN
Territorial Senate
C. ]. MCCARTHY
C. BROAD
D. KALAUoKALANI, ST.
Representatives-Fourth Distric1
z. W. WEED
ED. INGHAM
N. A SILVA
JESSE ULUIHI
IoELA KIAKAHI
MOSES PALAU
Representatives-Fifth District
DAN'L KAMAHU
d. L KAHALEAAEU
Ed. I. LIKE
s. z. HUI
KAHToEA APUAKEHAU
8. K NAHOE (Endorsede
Sheriff
C. P. TAUKEA
County Attorney
W. ". THAYER
County Treasurer
e Il TRENT
County Clerk
MAELEY @. z. HOPKINS
County Auditor
C. II ROSE
Supervisor-At-Large
r. r. HARVEY
County Supervisor
(Hcnolulu)
JOSEPH J. FERN
THOS. GANDALL
II. T. Mo0RE
(Koolau)
J. M. KEAL.oHA (Endorsed1
(Waianae and Waialua)
BENZ. NAUKAEA
(Ewa)
z K ARCHER CEndorssdl
Deputy Sherifs
CHonolulu)
w. P. JARRETT
(Koolaupoko)
q. E JONES
(Koolauloa}
NONE
(Waislua)
z. w HOLT
(Waianae)
e. L GTLLTLkND
(Ewa)
NONE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF MANUEL SILVA.

ESTATE OF MANUEL SILVA
All persons having claims aaginst the
estate OF Manuel Silva, late of Homo
lulu, Oahu. deceased, are hereby noti-
fed 10 present the same, duly anthem
ticated and with proper vouchers, II
any exist. even if the claim is secured
by mortgage upon real estate, 10 the
undersigned At the Office of Antonio
Perry. SCI Stangenwald building, Homo
lulu with six 81 months from this
date. or such claims viii be forever
barred.
L R AEDETROS.
Executor VIII Manuel Silva, Deceased
Dated, Honolulu, Oahu, October 9,
1866
7541-Oct. g. Is, %, 80: No. 8.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself al
ar Independent candidate Sor reelection
70 the Office Of Supervisor. 20 represent
the districts u K0oIauiOa and KooiaE-
poke IN ne County Board Of Supervfs-
0rs. ard respectfully solicit the support
Of the voters n the said districts.
75gz J. z. PAELE
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7. having bean regularly nominated
by the Democratic County Convention
for the Office Of Representative, Fourth
District. request the support az tbs
electors OF the District.
EDWARD INGHAE.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby gwen that ri ae-
counts due 70 the Pacific Hardware
Co. Ltd, have been placed IN E1e
hands Of its attorneys, Judd. Mott
Smith & Hemenway, for collection and
are now payable al their Office II the
Judd building, Horsoluiu.
PACIFIC HARDWARE Co. LTD.
7543 Il ?. BENSON, Treasurer
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L having been regularly nominated
by the Republican County ConventIoa
for the Office Of Representative, Fourth
District, request the support Of ths
electors Of the District
1881 JOHN HUGHES
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Political.
SENATOR.

Having been duly nominated by the
Democratic Party for the Office Of Ter
ritOrial Senator, I reuqest the support
Of rhe electors OF Oahu in the coming
election
1880 c. J. MCCARTHY
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REPRESENTATIVE.

], having been regularly nominated
By the Republican County Convention
for the Office OF Representative, Fourfk
District. request the support Of tina
electors Of the District.
1880 A. D. CASTRO.
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showed that he is very much in evil
oenee among the leaders OF the Fifth.
LANE TALKS.
Mr.. Lane spread the doctrines Of the
Republican party and called upon the
voters 10 support the ticket II they
wished 10 see the county 20 ahead.
he made q strong Plea for the support
OF the Hawaiian, VINO has done 50
much IN Washington for the advance
rneEt or the party, in preference TO the
haoie nallhini VINO is now put forward
by the Democrats with the view of
showing out Kuhio. Even the quintet
club appreciated johns little talk. for
as he left the platform it played Every
little Bit helps"
Opt NUI HUSTACE
Charlie Hustace repeated his speech
OF Saturday night and won his audi
ence- He called upon everybody to
vote for the Republican ticket and not
10 forget him. If he is elected he will
look after the Fifth District the same
as he will after the Fourth. If the
Democrats get in. the people viii surely
get left.
VIDA REPEATS.
II. c. Vida got just as mach cheering
as the rest Of them when he began his
speech with Ladies and gentlemen:
having been nominated on the 18th Of
last September for Deputy Sheriff"
His speech was mainly a repetition of
others delivered by him early in the
campaign He called for the support
of the whole Republican ticket He
answered the charge made by the Dem
ocrats that the present county admin
istration has not treated the people
fairly. He said another show would
prove the Republican administration a
just one, that the wages Of the Iaoorers
would be raised He asked If II would
not be better to return A NJ Brown
TO office than TO elect a man who viii
be dictated 10 by Governor Carter and
the Civic Federation He had nothing
against Iaukea further than that he is
a mere fgurehead and the tool Of the
Civic Federation. He tells You that
you should vote for him because he is
one OF you and this and that" said
Vida, but. gentlemen If he is one of
you, why did he throw the Queen down
and go over 10 the Provisional Govern
ment2 He has gone from Republican
70 Home Ruler and then back TO DEM
ocrat- He said the Sheriff has the right
TO investigate the cases brought 70 the
police station and, If he deemed II Just,
TO discharge them" He thought that
Iaukea, with his ladyIike ways. would
rake better insurance man than
Sheriff of Oahu. Brown has served the
people well and he hoped he would
be reelected He would make no prom
ises for himself further than to carry
out the law He asked the people 10
vote the straight ticket from the Keike
Ali down to the bottom. 'Kuhio IS one
Of the last Of the Princes and II is the
least We can do 10 send him 10 Wash
ington-'
Other speakers kept the meeting ac-
tive until eleven o'clock in spite OF the
rain.
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GOOi4ls 4AAI SI.C4 dGAE14 B%414s e1l2S
instead OF full speed astern- Out OF
il the LikeIIke escaped without a
scratch, something surprising when
the cash she made IL the dock IS con-
sidered- The repairs 10 the Fearless viii
cost somewhere n the neighb0raood Of
q couple Of hundred, her guard band
having to De removed and sent To the
iron works to be Slaughtered out
SUPPLY SHIP FOR CABLE
COMPANY
A steam schooner is being built on
the Coast for the Commercial Pacific
Cable Company. to be stationed al
Honolulu, for the carrying OF supplies
between this place and the cable com
pany's landings at Guam and Midway.
thus leaving the cableship Restorer
free for repair work and cable-laying.
The vessel is 10 be commissioned early
next year and will fly the American
flag. thus doing away with any neces-
sity of the Restorer having to carry
supplies and giving cause for the ques-
ton raised recently concerning the
carrying OF such supplies between
American ports by a British steamer.
In regard 10 the recent trips Of the
Restorer to Midway with wrecking
gear and supplies for the Mongolia,
ashore there at that time, the United
States Treasury Department gave a
ruling that the coasting laws did not
apply to Guam and Midway, but in
case of further decision reversing this
ruling the cable company win De pre-
pared to meet Ii.
ROsECRANs BRINGS OIL.
The oil steamer Rosecrans. towing
the oil barge Monterey. arrived from
Monterey yesterday az noon. eleven
and a half days out The Rosecrans
is locked at the railroad wharf and
the Monterey is at anchor outside
awaiting the Fearless, which viii tow
her in This morning The total cargoes
Of the two vessels is nearly 80. 600 bar
rels
It is expected that this viii all be
discharged in time TO enable the two
vessels 10 get away on their return to-
morrow afternoon.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The steamer Iwalani sailed for Wal
mea yesterday afternoon with coal.
The Matson s. S. Hilonian is due
today from Portland and the Sound
ports
The steamer Noeau, with explosives.
left for Maui and Hawaii ports yester-
day afternoon.
The British ship Australian got away |
from her anchorage outside yesterday, /
sailing for the Sound.
The steamer Niihau went out yester- |
day at noon for Kawaihae with q cargo |
Of lumber for the ditch company.
The work Of coaling the Anegawa
was begun yesterday. The vessei glu |
take on 700 tons for her voyage back !
TO home waters.
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The Catholic Mission VIII not be ready
70 Issue its new paper for some time
i press Is OF hand but nc type
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EARLY SUNDAY
BURGLARIES

Continued from page I.
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Dodmntb fdiitt uor Tbnr-
teit miGJf.

Seutidlanb piinifte iid, ,fpie bes
faunt, in Der 3oufrage nit ben Sers
einigten Staaten 81 pe%rltdnDiaea.
Ser Gongreb bat aber in Der Sa6e.
troeoem Die bieii9e Hegieruue ba5u
geneigt mar. nihts getban. Sebt
bat Der beutide 9oti1after BON
Sternberg erfldrt, es lei oas @ers
ldumte alenfaas nod bis Wdr5 1907
nad5ubolen. ebe eS gu ipdt lei. Ser
GongreB iheint aber einen Sonfrieg
ni6t 81 fiirften, in Der Innabme,
Dab Seutidlano Die Sufubr %
Naturprobuften aus Imerifa oar
nidt entbebren f0nne. @as fiir
Soleen m,Dsen baraus e~ntiteben? =
@enn Die &e6nung MIR nidt obne
ben 8irtb sema6t lit. @as pem
ginen redt lit, iollte DEM Inoern
fpenigitcrs biaie iein. Sic Imeris
faner poIen Seuti6lanb i6einbar
@ues ~perfaufen, aber nid)ts mieper
faufen. 8lGslid5 iiber NaGt finben
iih piellei6t anbere Guellen. tuoraiis
ienes 2anb pos be5ie6t, lpas linn
feblt. 8er peib? 5ohmutb fommt
INNER Dor Dem Sale.
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(Spe5ieu fir bieie Seituns.)

An BEN .Stimmen aug Iarins
IA 2aa6" eri6ien inter obieem
Sitel fiir5li6 elm Mrtifel aus
( Der Sober bon Hater Sran5.
~ 9. S., beiien Sdlubfolgeruns
gen tpeitere @erbreitling perbienen.
Na6 Yater Sran5 itimmen ale
crniten, udtun9spertben 9dbaz
gogen u1b aud) Die Ier5te, 5umal
q erpendr5te BARN therein,
oaB es peber NJ ii II d 81
10 nod ais o m | be-
tra6tet iperben ion, Dag Die Suecnb
friib5eitig nit geidlehtliden 9ingen
befannt miro. Sarum mabnen Yds
bneo9en unb aer5te, ielbit iolber
freier &i6tung, Dor uniittli9er 2efs
tire (ba5u seboreu au6 3eitnns
9 n, ipelhe SetaiI : S6ilberunz
gen un5ii6tiger 8orfommniiie brine
gen. Wan benfe nur an ben neueiten
Sbatp> Hesbit> Sail, Der amerifanii6e
Sagesbldtter gu ipabren Sdmuss
Gloafen madte, Die p~abrbaftig n
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