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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
PIONEER MERCHANT DEAD
John Iontz, Sr., of Haserstown, Pass.
ed Away Very Suddenly at His
Home Yesterday Morning.

John Lontz, Sr., died yesterday at
his home in Hagerstown. at the age of
IL years. Mr.. Lontz had been in fee
BILE health for several years. but the di.
rect cause of his death was the burst
ing of blood vessel in his leg. He
expired within a short time. Mr.
Lontz was a pioneer business man of
Hagerstown, though he had not been
actively engaged in mercantile pur-
suits for several years. Besides his
widow he leaves one daughter, Mrs
Ed. Mason OF Hagerstowl. The fu.
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Killed Genuine RattIer.

The rattlesnake was supposed to
be an extinct species in this part OF
the country, but Harry Daugherty
managed to find one on Thursday of
last week, which he dispatched and
there is now one rattlesnake less in
this country. He ran across the rep
tile on the north part Of Wesley Pur-
dum's place. 1t was thirty-seven inch
es long and had nine ratties-New
Paris Mirror.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
MORE COMFORTABLE SEATS
chautauqua Management Has Order.
ed Sixteen Hundred New
Chairs for This Year.

The arrangements are rapidly
nearing completion for the coming
Chautauqua. The Chautauqua man
agement has purchased sixteen hun
dred new seats which are to be deliv-
cred the week previous to the event.
The seats are a great improvement mt
over the ones used last year and are
much more comfortable. Up to date
there have been one hundred and IF
ty camping lots spoken for.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Two Pearls Together.

Miss Pearl Haller of Attica, Indi-
ana, is the guest of Miss Pearl Haller
of this place. The identity of names is
rather remarkable when It is known
that they are not related Their ac-
quaintance was made through CORES
pondence.-New Paris Mirror.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Unique Invitations.

Miss Virginia Falls of Cambridge
City has recently made a number of
postal prints of Capt c. B. Jackson
astride his favorite cannon. which he
is going to mail to all his old army
comrades for the reunion of his regi-
ment at Jackson park. August II and
Is.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Is the Chief Engineer.

John E. Shafer. a native of Cam
bridge City, is chief engineer of the
Capital Circuit Traction Co. that
seeks to build a circular electric rail-
way embracing the cities of Mobiles
vile, Lebanon. Danville, Martinsville,
Franklin. Shelbyville and Greenfield.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Wallace a Teacher.

Milton. Ind, July IS. (Spl.)-Mar-
win Wallace who was graduated at /.
U. at Bloomington has accepted a
position in the history department OF
Rock Island, Ill, high school.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Winchester Was Beaten.

Winchester, Ind, July 26. fSpD-
The fast Winchester team met their
first defeat yesterday afternoon at
Hartford City, by score of IL to 5.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
RECALL OF PASTOR
To Be CONSIDERED
Whitewater Meeting of
Friends Is to Hold Congre-
gationaI Session.
QUESTION OF DOCTRINE
PASTORAL COMMITTEE HELD
THAT DOCTRINES OF REV. o. M.
FRAZER WAS UNsoUND-cAsE
is OF INTEREST.
QUESTION OF DOCTRINE
Whitewater Friends Meeting.

An important meeting will be
held at the Whitewater Friends
Church Sunday morning at the U.s.
uai hour.
The recalling of the present pas
tor will be considered by the con-
gregaton. 1t is understood that
the future policy of the church in
North Richmond, is involved in
the choice of pastor.
1t is expected that the entire
membership will be present.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Will Meet This Afternoon.

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Presbyterian church, will
meet this afternoon at 2:30 in the
church parlors~
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
THE CIRCULATION
OF THE
PALLADIUM
YESTERDAY WAS
2,748

The Palladium hereby invites
and urges the business men of
Richmond to investigate the ac-
curacy of the PaIIadium's circu-
Iation figures. The Palladium
is the only newspaper in Rich
mond that publishes in its issue
a sworn statement of its circula-
tion each week.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
Yesterday was One of the Big
gest Days in History of
HagerstoWn Fair.
WERE 800 FROM RICHMOND
GREATEST INTEREST CENTERED
IN THE RACES WHICH WE'RE
GooD-THERE is A FINE SPEED
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.

II was estimated by the manage
ment of the Hagerstown fair last
night, that there were nine thous-
and persons on the grounds yesterday
making Thursday by far the biggest
day of the week and one of the most
successful days in the history Of the
fair. OF these three hundred were
Richmond people,. 1t showed well for
the new officers and means with good
weather today that there will be a
balance in the treasury instead of a
deficit.
There was every reason why all
who attended the fair yesterday
should have enjoyed themselves. The
day was ideal, there was variety of
shows to suit the different tastes. the
track was fast and the races inter
esting while the exhibits although not
as extensive as the management hope
TO make them next year were of high
standard.
The free act in front of the grand
stand is the troupe of aerialists seen
at the carnival here two years ago.
They are unusually fine.
Great Interest In Races.
The greatest interest centered in
the races. There were three events. a
trot and pace and mile dash for the
runners. The best race of the after
noon was the 2:25 pace which requir-
ed five heats to choose the winner.
Teddy Princeton. bic black horse,
took the event. 1t was Il race that
showed the uncertainty of horses.
Teddy Princeton with nice lead got
the first heat, Notwithstanding he
broke in the stretch. The break SEEM
ed to spoil him and In the next heat
his driver run him down the back
stretch to keen from being distanced.
While the big black was getting COM
pletely off his feet, Tad S.. owned by
Charles Starbuck of Winchester. was
as cool as a family horse and took
two heats. In the fourth go, it was
Tad SIS turn to lose his head and he
did, so effectively. that he fell to
lost n race in which he looked to be
sure winner.
Bud Won the Trot.
The 2:40 trot went to Bud. owned
by NJ. II. Rearidon of Indianapolis. in
three straight heats. Daugherty Bros
Melwood was second and Pearl w.
the steady black mare belonging to
G. W. Palmer at Muncie came third.
Jena won the mile dash but there
would probably have been different
story had not Robert Gray (whose
accident is noted elsewhere) broke
his leg.
Griffith Gartin the well known star
ter of Hartford City. is officiating and
his work is giving general satisfac-
tion.
There Is a good program OF races
for today, in fact there are horses en-
tered in the free for all pace that are
Grand Circuit animals. Float Jolly.
who has been seen on the Richmond
track many times has Major c,
2:04 1-2 entered. and M. Rearidon
has Pelisco with a mark of 2:0S 1-2
ready for the race. Besides this event
there will be three running races.
Yesterdays S,eed Program.
The result yeysterday follows:
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27

oHIO-Showers Friday, cooler in the
north portion; Saturday partly
Cloudy.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. showers Fri
day and probably Saturday, light
to fresh southwest winds, becom-
ing variable.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-27

Mile Dash-Purse 500.
Jena tBenson). first; Queen of Gas
oline (Silvers). second: Two S. Lee)
third Time-l:49.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
9 - II 0T IA
tragt die Die 0tB, Die Ihr lnms, Gska4atsl
,,a.ia AHMlNx
FR

Die 9ebnnoIung fir Hbeumatis.
mus, @out, Maeen- uno nerpoie
Gronfbciten NIT Strablen. eleftri-
idem 9idt uno 8aIierbGoern, ionic
elmer eriinoliden miiienidaitIiden
Maiiaee lit Jet Sabren idon cine Ser
pihtiglten Seilmetbooen in europa.
9os Sienna Sunatorium, Ais @elt-
Sapette- Str, lit nod @iener Muitc-
nit ben neueiten apparaten iiir Gle
9e6amolung oieier aranfbeiten eiige-
ridJtet uro miro bon 5pei in 8ien
araonirten aer5ten geIeitet. Salt
augenblidlihe 2inoerllng ocrS dmer-
gen uno griinoIife SeiIung in fir.
Setter Seit lit oas Heiultat oieier Me-
tbooe. Combination urrS pbpiifaliid,c
e~ingebenOe llnteriubung frei; Sono.
rar mGBig. @er mad Der erIten BE.
banolung nidt 2inoerung peripiirt,
brnudt fir oieie uiht 81 ~bc5ablcn.
esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
Nns Mcttcr.

Sir MarpIono ulo sen Iiitritt
Golunbio beute uno morgen id)onca
@ctter, leidte 0itlid)e @in0c.
Der b0d)ltc 5bermomctcrItonO mar
Nci:crn 80 @rao I'M = llbr Nofmit,
tags unO Der nicorTIltc SO 8ro0 I'M
& llbr WorgenS.
&n Den iibrigen @unoes g &etters
itationcn mur0e iolgcnoe Wtinimals
lempcrotlr rrgiitrirt; Gnitport SO,
Eortlano "a, Bolton 80, Nlbanp 80,
Ner.Oorf 3S, E~bilaNelpbia 40, ut.
llntic Gitp 81. @aibingtcn 80, 9tor'
folf A. Charlotte A, Satterns A,
MiImington 40, GbarleIton as, Ga.
pnnnab As, Safioupille 60, Supitcr
y, Sen Weit 70, gltIanto 30, Wont.
oomcrp A, HcmsS Orleans 90. Bale
ltiue 56. @aloeiton 50, GorplaGbriiti
sc. WcnlpbiS SO, Cincinnati 46,
Yittsburg 36, Ospego 30, Buffalo
36, Glcpelano ~. Setroit Al. Nlpeno
40, Wurouctte Al, Green Ban AZ,
Chicago %, 4ullltb 90, Ct. TItl "a,
ct. 9ouis 80. annios Gitp A, Smo.
ia ~, Suron 30, 9ismnrd 40, Wil'
liiton 81, SeIeno 30, Salt Cafe 36,
0cnper SO, Nort6 Ylatte 81, 0oogc
40, NmariQo Al, Sos AngeleS 5S,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

iiber orei Sabre po1 einonocr &C.
trennt.
Warie Somilton perlangt in bemz
ielben @eridt ibre S6eioung Don
Serbcrt q. &nmilton unb Die Sbbltt
ilbcr ibr Sinh lpegen nngeblid)er lln.
treite hires @otten, nit Dem Tie lid
an II. MGr5 1902 p%erbeirothete.
Sorrp :. Shrp miiniht ebenfolS
auf @runo ongeblid)en bosniliget
ScrlolicnS bon ieiner Srou 6loro 5.
Sbrp gcidieOen SIT iein. Gos Eoor
beirothete am %. Sonlinr 1903 III
Souool1-Gountp, &c.
Sm &reiseeridt ST. lopion wrt'a
Den 5mei Sheioumgsflogen, beioe ne
gen ongeblider llntrelie, eingelciid;
cine bon Charles @iQiomS ge8en
Bertha @iaiomS in Sopion, sic an.
oerc BON @illian1 $. 9osier geeell
NeQic W. Go5ier in Or lgepille.
Ncucr 9eib~ un0 Spar.
Ctretn.
Sie .3iun 2eih- uno Spor.@eieuz
idoft" mllroe bon Saul Simmeliorb,
Tronf Y. Simmelforb, 90. g. 9ron.
item lllo WoieS 2eiboif nit einem
@riinofopitol BON $1,000, eingetbeilt
in 100 antbeile pom ir $50. incorpo-
rirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
WaRingtons Ngentur
-beS-
"pent(Gen correspondent"
@m. SanncmanH, 1915 Waripn.
Strafe, W.-0.
no au5etgeu unb WefteIuHgen entsegeu senpuG
men tperben.
Gufalberid)te ans @aibinatuu.
Iuntcr VI

uuter W or6anflage.
2onOon, s. Houembcr. - aart
Stou, o0cr Sou. ~nnAeblid Elm 9lopu
fat non @nibington, puroc bette
Worgen IN Dem 9o1peS traBensEoli
5eigcridt porQeiiibrt, nm ieinc Au@-
lieferung on Die belttihen 9eb0r0cn.
Die i'm Der @rmorOmQ icincr
Sd]uiegermlttCr in 9oOen 9uocu
bclduloigen, 5u ermirfen. Ser Nrre4
liant erflurte, Die NnfIage geqen i'm
berube uui einem MiBperltGn0niB,
uno crild)te ben Hifter, i'm ioiort
ilad) NeutId]lonO 3ur Fro5cliirun9 5l
lenoen. Gr mlroe ieood Dem Sc
1ongnlB ilbermieien Inn oos Gintref.
zen Der 9elaltungS6epeiic ab5rnrar-
ten. Stan'S Srau uno &ino befall'
Den lid) nit ibn bier i'm n6otcl
eectl," OILS leine 8er6oitltn1 eriol9te.
Gin Hepolner nno 1000 Sroncs mllr.
ben I'M @eiibc Oes @rreItonten gcilul,
0en.
Somcit gCItcrn in G~riu6runa oc-
brad)t mcr0en fonnte, lit IN @oibina4
ton fem Wonn, 9tamens Stou be.
fannt, mobl aber ein aorl ooer Go.l
Sou Der 6lIr 6ofultGt Der n@eorgc
Observation-Disclosures" ge60rt lnlb
lid 5llr 3cit in 9onoon n~lfbolten iol.
Ir. Sall gro0lIirte in 1904 bon Der
p8corac @oibington llniperiitGt"
ais Mciitcr Scr frcien aiinltc un0
Gnftor Der Ncdtc uno lpliroc ioior.
5lm ErofcIlor OcS rGmiid)cn Hcd)t5
on scr l,nipcriit0t %crnunnt. Gr nllr-
Sc i'm lel6en Sabre sur &edtsprariS
5ugclolicn. &or lieben ooer ud)t San.
rem fam Suu nod) Nmerifa iln0 Die
meiltc 3cit perlcbte or III @oibing.
ton. Sem Safer lnll Dem Tcrncbmcii
nad cin rcihcr Mann mo friiberco
Wtitglie0 oeS Oeutihcn Hei6stagS
iein nnb icinc Wlttter cine 9oronclit.
rSnt porigrn Sabre untcrnobm or I'M
Sntereiie bon 8eid0itslcutcn cine
Heiie nud) Der 5iirfei un0 un0crcn
iiiocllropGiiden SGnoern. >Sm Snni
Oieies Sobrcs reilte or pieoer naab
europa, ieine Srou uno iein &trb
nit iif nebmenb. @r beoblidltigte,
in Oieiem Monot nah @oibington
5ltriid3ltfebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
BUR Seahtuita !

Sie Serrcn gercins. unb 2ogeu'
Scfrrtarc iuerScn gebctcn, ule Ser
cinsberidtc pSer Sdriftitide, bic fir
ben rScntidrn GOrrcipOnScntcn" BE-
itimmt iinS, brett an bic 3citrmg 81
nSrciFrcn, nm ciner prOmpten Gr-
leSignns iidcr 5u icin. Surd Sas
ISreiiircn iuldcr Sdriftitiide an
Mngeitclltc trctcn in bcren Ibiueien.
beit Diters fir beibe Iartcicn nnlieb-
fame @crs69rrnngen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09
Trobiinn Sal BUILDING Company.
Stofbplbers' Mceting
- Npucmber IL, 1906 -
at Saa.
(3t3-l G)

8roBortige &orbercitun II.
gen wcrOcn getroiien fir Die llntcra
boltun9, ncld)c otc nSunior Sigo"
Der nNationolen Sunior Gepnblif"
an L, S, unb 8, Tebrlar in Der
o2pric Sale" pernnitoltcn miro.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, an meld)en Iid
Die b0beren 8eieaiduftsfreiic Der
StoOt bctbeiligcn mollen, merben ocr
8lon5punft Ocs Erogrumms biloen.
PIN 9. Sonuor ifon beginnen oic
llcbungen. Gie 9eamtinnen Der
2igo iin0: TrGii0entin Sri. euo Is.
HcepeS. /, cc-Er1iioentin Srou s..
Carroll 9ropn, >. Sice Er1lioentlll
Sri. &otberinc 2urman 3. Sicc-ErG'
iibcntin Sri. ggres Sill, prptofol'
lircnoc ScfretGrin Srou Gbmarb
Sbocmofcr, correiponbirenbe Scfrc-
tdrin SRI. Morie 6. Terin, Sdo5.
mciiterin SRI, Sane :. SorbcS; Gre.
flttip'Gomite: IrlS. Suliet SalomiH
mo aotbcrinc SobnIton.
Nod mehr Gun0i0ater.
- IuBer oen ihon geitern inn nGeut.
idcn Gorrciponoenten" e%rpabntcr,
GanOiootcn iiir 8comcter bon 9alti'
more.Gountp boben iid nod folgenot
Seluerbcr 9cncloct: Snrrp 2. Mor'
loot Dom i%iinitcn lrlo 6reoerid :.
Eollenbug pom ncilnten TiItrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

IS rcilcnb c nj Gam c IL
Tcreir." - Sic WonntSpcrlamm.
lung ocs Iomcnpercins Scr .Nngc.
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itoliogcbGuce, Gdc bon baltimore
ltn0 HoplonitraBe. ltott. Zen Gor.
iib iiibrtc ole critic &icc.Erdiiocniin
Srou Wtog0ic Sommerwcrf, nah.
reno Ole Sctrct0rin Srau Soltiic
Moid)cn protofoIlirte. Ser por9elcN.
&c 6inan5bcridJt iiir ocn lcbteit NO
not crgab cine Ginnobme bon $50.
70 gcgcn $10.2o NuHgaben. Gin GCr-
moftnib Der peritorbcncn Srou Gli.
ie Sommcrs I'M SCtro9e bon 500
iuitroe odnteno ongCnonmen. BE
id)lolien mlroc. Den %nloiien Gcs
yWreiienbcins" am Ionfioqungsta.
&c Gin Eutcroincr i%eruiren 81 %lolien.
Gum Sflub Der &eriomnlurQ luur.
bcn bier reue Witglicher in ben Ga.
menpcrcin aufgenommcn. nGmlif
tie Srouen Srieor. Nipps, %ofob
alein unb :. &. Berg BON goliimo,
re u,b u. 4. 1or bon @oibingtor.
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lid, elm aaiiefran5f)en itott.
Gie Sabresperamm luna
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beainnt beute i'm &eriommlungslo'
fol Der 8eicaidoft all Der Ode bon
Gutatp- uis Monumentitrobe. @Gb-
reno Der Gauer Der Convention wer'
ben tdglif nelin Situngcn itaitfir'
Den.
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Sns @pd)cnbluit.

Gle bcutc crid)eincnoe @ofenall@-
aabc ocS n0eutifen Correspondent.
tCl" entb1It ncbrn in%tcrciionten Dc.
pcid)cn ans alien Wclttbcilcn, Hod).
rid)tcll ans oem Stootc, 2ofaIberiht(
ans Baltimore II. /. ~. aud ciner
o%uoiiibrIid)cu Seridt iibcr sic g8obI
i'm Stlote WnrDlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

Grbiclt 8orantic 5urii d.
critottct. - Die yllnitco States
6ioelitp 60" bot Die $4,000. melhc
tic oils 9iirge fir bic Iepoiiten oes
Staates Eennipluanien bel scr vHeoi
gltate Srult So" bon Ybilaoelpbiu
jablen mllbte, OILS Oieie Dor Slpei Mo'
naten eeSmun9en mar, ibre Sbilren
5u iflieBert, nit 3inien sum 9etrogc
BON $300S BON Der Steal @ltatt
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niiten ouf ben Gampfern Der .Gbeia.
peofe+S nmpier.9inie" babeit pom L
Sftober al cine 8eboltserboMinl
pom 10 Ero5cnt erboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

Gin ih6nss uus niielidjes 0cidcni
fiir gnscb6riae 1T INNER cine lebcns.
srufe photographic oSer cine fiinit'
leriid pulcnScte Gopie zines altcn
Silbcs III Grapon, @aTerfarbe, Del
oScr Eaitcll. Die idOnitcn Cabinet
bilScr MIR ST pru Sntenb.
Jnlias Scbbel, bei,tiber Ybotograpb.
(90--) 321 Huro.W 9 p Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-09

JE'
Die StoatS E @ablauiiiht8 Be
boroe, gcIterl oIs Heoiiion5.9 eb6roe
oraaniiirt, brcnOetp geitern Aben0 BE-
reits sic Heniiion scr ibnen bon Sen
@nbIridltern qelicierten @obIberihs
te. Hadj Sem ofii3icleu @triht, Ser
untcn in SnbeIlcniorm 0egcbcn miro,
murOrn an Gienitag 90,953 Stin,
men in Baltimore o~bgeQebcu. Gegi.
|itrirt iino reidIid 100000 Stimm.
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SGblcr bon ser 0ablllrnc fern Bile
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ten Sn1cn Dor ser @obl Oen }lnihciu
bate. Sir sic orei Hihtrr = GanOis
oaten Dur0cn S7,0SS Stimmen ges
50blt, es nltroen Ocmnof 1850
Stimm5cttcG ais ialih marfirt per.
poricL mas i'm 8erglci6 jl tribe
rem @abien cine peridnin0eno feline
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hiclt 593 Stimmen Elura(itdt iiber
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men, uno sic Ocs ocmofratiid)en Gors
ArcB GnuOiOntcn Sobn Sill, jun,
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ten betrGgt 507 Stimmen.
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borenOcn itGOtiidcn 8ar0S errong
ser republiflniihc GongreB : Golt-
oioat Mobert Garrett cine ElurulitGt
bon 500 Stimmen iiber icinrn Demo.
frotiId)cn @egncr 5. i. s. SoIbott,
m6brcno in Den gum ~iiiniten 9iltrift
5dblcnOcn @ar0S ser Staot ser Dc,
mnfrnt Geo. M. Smith cine Elurn-
lit1t pon SOB Stimmcn ii6cr icitcn
repltbIifnniiHen @egner Sponep &.
Wuoo erbiclt.
Die @ablaniiid)tS &. 9eborbe miro
6clltc Nbeno cine Situng bnlten unb
Die Certificate Der e~rnd6lten Con-
3reB Ganotonten @olf uno @iQ uno
0es ermdblten Hld)ter . Gnnbionten
elliott ausltelcn.
4nS&otum ii q 6 ten.
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Welbienonnacn

nof 9eutidlano "a Gents pro Marf,
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5alts bon Spbn 3amnl, loipie ciltc
Ooran itoBenoe Sheune pom 6eacr
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msroen fonnte. 9agegen branntcn
Die 8cb0uoe u~ollitdnoig nieoer, oa
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iiber eincn 9odl Der ben Meg 5n Der
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men.
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perlicrt.
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Wttte befunoen, ieien Die ShlogbGme
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Sole gefangeu gerpelen.
Gbemirren.
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flaec gesen Woaaie Gngelleiter me-
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