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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
EMPEROR OF GERMANY
TO AUSTRIAN EMPEROR

Special by United Press Wire:
Vienna, May Emperor William
and the rulers of dozen German
states personally congratulated Ems
peror Francis Joseph today on the
sixtieth anniversary of his accession
to the Austrian throne. Emperor
William addressed Francis Joseph
eloquentIy He recalled the glorfee
OF the Hapsburg dynasty and rec
ferred to the many rulers it had
given to Germany and dwelt on the
long years of friendship between Ger-
many and Austria. He congratulate
ed his fellow ruler upon his wise and
beneficient reign and prayed he
would be spared to continue 1t for
many years to come. In conclusion
the emperors embraced.
A state banquet will be held at
Sevening.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
THINK FORT SLATED FOR
U. S. SUPREME COURT
lFrom the NEWS Correspondent,

Washington, May Tit is gener-
ally believed here that Governor
Forts retirement from the vice pres
idential field presages his appoint
ment at some time in the future to
the Supreme Court bench, a position
for which he is exceptionally we'll
qualified. Should Taft be elected 1t
is thought that Governor Fort would
be considered favorably by him, and
the same is true if Roosevelt should
be renominated and elected.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
pecial bu united Press wire:

GDGCfQf OU O1lft6Q 1JCSS HHCs
Laporte, Ind, May 7:-Sherit
Smutzer today notified the New York
authorities to be on the lookout for
Mrs. Belle Guinness, owner of the
House of Horrors" where the re-
mains of more than dozen bodies
have been found. She is believed to
be on her way to Norway or Sweden.
The New York police were asked to
watch all the outgoing vessels.
The Chicago police have been ask
ed to watch all the former haunts of
the woman in that city.
The Sheriff, today Is continuing
the search for bodies. He has order
ed the exhumation of everything un-
der the half dozen piles of soft dirt
in the yard. 1t is believed twenty
more boSses will be uncovered before
the search ends.
Evidence is piling up to show that
Mrs. Guinness was either the head or
agent of murder trust" which
operated In Chicago and shipped the
bodies of the slain people to her to be
disposed Of. States Attorney Smith
today, declared his belief in this fact
and pointed to the many trunks re-
ceived by the woman from Chicago
dS SuppOItlHb the InVOly.
Four more bodies have been found
since yesterday.
In all there are fifteen deaths which
may be traced to Mrs. Guinness. The
bodies of two men, one girl and two
small children were found first. Two
Of the bodies found later were those of
a man and a woman, and two were so
terribly dismembered and hacked as to
make it difficult to determine the sex.
This fact will not be known until the
autopsy. 1t is believed Mrs. Guinness
fred the house and that If she did not
deliberately wait for death in the
flames that she was responsible for the
death of the woman whose body may
have been carried to the house to be
taken for her own. In the flames the
three small children of the woman
were burned almost to cinders. This
gives thirteen, and in addition the two
husbands of the woman met sudden
death The first, Max Sorensen, drop
ped dead, supposedly from heart dis
ease. His relatives alleged that he had
been poisoned, but an order to exhume
the body was not carried out.
Her Husbands Fate.
Joseph Guinness, the second hus-
band, died from injuries on the head.
His wife said meat grinder had
fallen on him from a shelf, and the
explanation was accepted by the au-
thorities.
Search will be made in the ruins of
the house, as it is believed bodies were
buried In the basement.
An examination Of the nine bodies
shows that all the murders were
wrought with a short, heavy spike and
that all the blows which killed the
nine persons were delivered from be-
hind. Several small holes were found
In the back Of each skull.
The seventh body was terribly man.
gled, and coroner's physician said II
appeared the murderer had hacked 1t
in Unsuitable fury with an ak The legs,
arms and head were severed and al
most every bone was broken In several
places.
Parts Of the body were hacked
away and the skull was crushed
shapeless. The body was driven Into
| the soft earth. as II BIZ poundins
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
JAS. {. ROGAN
is FINED ST. 90

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, May 7:-Judge
Booraem, this morning, fined James
e. Rogan, of Fords, 500 for main
tanning a place for cock fighting
Rogan, who pleaded not guilty some
time ago, changed his plea to non
vult. In placing the fine the Judge
said he made 1t light as the mans
license had been practically refused
he having withdrawn it when he
realized that it would not be granted
The Judge said there were others
equally guilty with him who had not
been brought to justice and for that
reason he would be easy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
A DEMOCRATIC
CLUB TO URGE
JOHNSON BOOM

A number of local democrats have
banded together to support John H.
Johnson as candidate for the dem
ocratic presidential nomination.
Those interested in the clubs or
ganization will meet May 16 in Cap
tain Bullis's hall in Hartford street.
Democrats throughout the county and
city are invited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
WOMAN DIES AFTER
HANGING HERSELF

Boonton, May 7:-Mrs. George
Diamond, who tried to commit sui
eide by hanging herself about two
weeks ago, died as a result yester-
day. She was almost dead when
found by her husband, hanging in
the attic at their home.
This is believed to be Mrs. Dia-
mond, who formerly lived in Perth
Amboy. Friends and relatives of the
Diamonds here knew nothing about
the matter this morning,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
OVER $4,000 is
BY WATER
DEPT. YEARLY
House to House inspection
Shows Supply Has Not Been
Paid For in That Sum.
PASS BOND ORDINANCE
Board Will Name Inspector TO
Have Charge of Seeing That
All Users Pay.

At last nights meeting of the
Board of Water Commissioner the
following report of the house to
house inspection was accepted:
Board of Water Commissioners.
'Gentlemen:-He find result
Of house inspection made by us in
Perth Amboy within city limits.
Total number of properties in
spected having water connection, o.
800.
I'VE find water used and uncharg-
ed on the books of the department
amounting to a total of $3,013 an
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
AT TWORkINGMEN'S
CIRCLE CONVENTION

The eighth annual national con-
vention Of the Workingmens Circle
will open In Philadelphia today and
continue until Monday of next week.
The delegate from the local branch
in this city, who left here at $50
O'Clock this morning, was H. Iscovitz.
The other delegate, s. Altshuler,
could not go.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
THREE ALARMS FOR An
EXCITING EARLY BLAZE
Building in Which Saloon Was Lo-
Gated Was Set Afire With kerO-
sene About 3 O'clock.
LATER BROKE OUT AFRESH.

An incenday Walter Kacmak at SOP
$780, The fremen quick
few minutes There was
the saloon raging
Chief Mullen and of the other hremen hat
floor of the building With few
the smoke and after nearly
locating that the occupants had
nnsue the hnld
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
FRED S. HANEY


Will Have an Inspector.
On motion the committee on pipe
was authorized to investigate the
house inspection matter, 1t was de-
cided to have regular inspector APP
pointed to keep tabs on the taps, and
other house service matters. In view
of the discrepancies, 1t was deemed
advisable to have a tnan whose duty
1t will be to make regular inspections
and see that everyone using water is
compelled to pay for it,
Board BIames Plumbers.
According to the inspectors who
have Just completed their task, over
200 places were found where water
was being used free Of charge. The
plumbers are blamed for this and
the board may make provision later
to impose a fine where the rules of
the department are violated.
The committee on pipe, of which
Mr.. Haney Is chairman, will recon-
mend a man for the position, at the
next meeting.
The 100000 bond ordinance was
taken from the table and adopted
after being given It's final reading
The ordinance will be presented tc
the Board of Aldermen at their next
meeting for affirmation.
Prior to this, when the ordinance
was mentioned, on motion of Com
missioner Haney, a recess of five
minutes was taken to discuss the mat
ter. The board, after nearly fifteen
minutes in an ante room, resumed
business.
Fee in Advance Of Taps.
A resolution was adopted that In
the future no taps be made until the
fee has been paid to the city collector
who will in return issue q permit
The Superintendent was instructed to
notify all plumbers to that effect.
The reports Of the city collector
city comptroller and Superintendent
Burns were received and placed or
file. The total collections during
April were $4,574.64. Twenty-Five
taps were made.
Chairman Haney of the committee
on pipe reported that the meter com
panies had been communicated with
and the prices found to be similar
Mr.. Haney said that twenty-five me
| ters had been purchased.
A representative of the National
Water Meter Company explained
samples to the board.
To Move Houses 1 X Miles.
On recommendation of Mr.. Con
very, It was decided to advertise fol
bids to move the two houses recently
purchased at Runyon, from the
pumping station. The distance /:
about a mile and half. Bids viii
be received at the next meeting.
Chairman Convery, of the commit
tee on real estate reported that re
pairs on house No. at Runyon haC
been completed and slight improve
ments made on the chief engineer'i
house.
Those present were: Presiden
CLARK, Commissioners Haney, Grouse
Convery and Fraser.
It was decided not to sell the stant
pipe at Ernston, and the clerk wal
Instructed to notify the comptrollel
to that effect.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
MAN CHARGES THREE
WITH ASSAULTING HIM

Mary Winkler, forty years old,
Lizzie Smoyach, thirty-two years
old. and George Buskowitz, twenty
eigth years old, of Inslee street, were
before Recorder Pickersgill this
morning on charges preferred by
John Turek, who asserted that he had
been assaulted. Joseph 3. Stricken
represented Buskowitz.
The recorder discharged the pris-
oners
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07

1--WE annex herewith a list of prop
critics using considerable water, con-
sisting of houses of three or more
families, as well as places specified
in ordinance, which should be me-
tered, the whole number of which is
348.
1--WE found in ten instances where
meter connections supposed to cover
entire buildings, covered only por-
tion OF same, the consumed and un-
! charged water amounting annually
to $251.
Ten additions were found where
meters did not cover the whole build
ling, the total amounting to 1851"
Yours respectfully,
II CRQWEIL
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
GIRL is TAKEN TO
THE STATE ASYLUM

Mary Gordon, the insane girl who
was committed to the state insane
asylum, was taken to Trenton this
morning by Constable James Moran
and Mrs. Jennie Schenck, Of East
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
PLUMBER CONFORMS
TO BOARDS RULES

James Kennedy, a local plumber,
has complied with the health board $
code by filing plans Of work about to
be done. The complaint registered
against him yesterday by Health In
spector Fithian. has been withdrawn
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
HEAL TIL INSPECTOR
STOPS THE SALE OF
PENNY "SNOWBALLS"
DR.. Fithian Issues Orders to Police
to End Use Of Unhealthy Syrups
on the Street.


Chief of Police Burke
the
of
Fhan injurious
he hasre many complaints the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
MOVE OLD BARRACKS
FROM NEW SCHOOL SITE

The Board of Education will re-
ceiye bids Thursday, May IA, for re-
moving and purchasing the old Bar
racks. in Barracks street, to make
room for the central grammar school.
The structure must be moved by
June 10.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
CITY HALL OPENING is
EXPECTED ABOUT JUNE /

Contrary to expectations, city hall
will not be ready for occupancy until
about June 1. Although the interior
Of the place seems to be almost cOm-
pleted, the chandeliers have not been
ordered
The new doors have been placed
on the building and men are now at
work putting up the partitions and
wainscoating.
pa an advertiser--1c 4 word.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
ARCHITECTURAL GLASS
AT COOPER UNION ENDS

The architectural class OF Cooper
Union, New York, has closed Its sea-
son of 1908, to resume on September
29. There are many local members
Of the architectural department Of
this institution. An exhibition of
the work Of members Of this depart
ment Will be held in June. Local
. vounR men will compete.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
CITY CLERK PREPARES
PAPERS nv ACTION

City clerk LaRoe has prepared
the papers In reply to the certiorari
proceedings against the city on the
question Of paid FIRE department
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
A "Lott' of New Members.
s-s,,y 20 the EVENING MErVQ

Fords, May 7-At the meeting oi
Court George b. Mcclellan, Forest
ers of America, last night, one new
member, George Lott, was initiated
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-07
ROBERT n. MOHOsE
General Contractor

Manufacturer Of Cement Work; Cement
Biocka.San & Cement Forsale Concrete
WALKS & Cement Fiagglng Specially
Phone 1861. ? McClense st.
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BE an advertiser-lc word.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
gSidtia fir nnIere 9eIer.

Der brittle @ebilis @ensral Poftmei.
iter bat fiir3lid cine Srore befanut se.
madt, Die far 3eitunSsberuusSeber uno
ibre &eier, pelde ibr 8latt ourb Die
Foit erbaltsu, uou GROCER Widtisteit 1T.
Die Srore betrifft alle 3eitunsen,
Delde Die Yriuilesien Der uiertsn 8laiie
PoitbeiOroeruns 9enieben, bod bat fol.
9enhes nur auf oas r@o6enblatt"
glnDenouns: 2aut Der Srbre f0nnen
nur 3eitunsen als uierte alaHe Roits
laden our6 Die Polt bef6rbert meroen,
penn fir Oieielben peuigltenS innerbalb
eines Sabreo beiablt worOeu lit. D. b.
weun Der llnteridreibsr uiht iiber eiu
Sabr ibuloi9 iit; aud beIrpedt Die
Srbre, oab Elm unteridreiber Die 3elt.
uus jeoes 9abr beitsllt. Oas Poltoe.
partement mil bur6 bic @iniiibruug
oes @rlalics perihiebene llebelitdnoe
abihaiien uno erwurtet,. oaB Die Ser
aus9cbrr iiA oemielbeu iiisen, nm bieies
3u erreihcn. @s siebt INNER cine &C.
wiiie slnSabl Seier eiuer 3eituns, Die es
nit Der Yeiablung mad ablaui eiues
Sabres uidt 10 seuuu nebmeu. wenu
aber Der @rlaB ourd9efiibrt miro. 10
wiro er fir iOlbe cine @inltslluns Der
slblieferun9 Sur 6Olse baben. User oas
Der cine 3eitun9 wirtliA piiniht. pirb
oaju ieben, OaB iic nuh slbluuf oes
Sabres bejablt miro uno ,n9leif an'
oenten, ouB cr iie pelter 3u9eianot baben
mill. User iolbes niht tbut. miro ein'
fa6 feline 3eituug mebr ourd Die Boit
erbalteu tOnuen, obne baB lie ieoesmal
nit elmer sin Sent Wtarfe periebeu lit.
S4ir mrroen ms Der 9lnorouung fiigen
III ii fen uuo bOfien, oaB uniere
Seler eS ebenialls tbun, oamit fir uns
unb lic feline unannebmliAteiteu ents
itebeu. oenn nit Der Ser. Siaaten 9te.
sieruns lit. Wie pObl bsfannt, fein
Spa6 Su MAIDEN.
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gsarf bic gilen pea. 0srr qhso,

Warf bic Pilsn meg. Ssrr 3beo.
Salt aus Gan 5ranciseo, Sal, 1896
@llis Stra6e, ihreibt:
n Or. Yaer sabrneD & Cons Co., @bi.
ca9O. 81.
Wteine Serren: SD babe Sbren vi.
penfrdnter oielen 9euten empfoblen, ba
id iiberSeu9t bin. baB Sbre Wieoi,in
cine uirtlife SIlfe in Der Jlotb lit.
Sestes Sabr mar i'd feds @o6en lang
trant, i6 wuroe uOn Gag gu Gag l6pds
der uno mein Ser3 idien, Die grbeit
ldn9er 3u tbun, uerpei9ern ;u mollen.
9ln6er Dem ar,t meiner yO9e. perlu6te
i'd piele anoere 9lerjte, aber feiner
fonnte mir belfen. Ooer wie es ihien, uidt
elnrnal la9en mas mir feblte. Da ih
frin reiber Wtann bin uno clue Samis
lie 3u ern6bren babe, wuroe mir Die
Sade iiberOriiii9 uno id beIdloB, einen
SerIuh nit gllpentrauter 3u MAIDEN.
Sd CAB Die Oottoren aui, mari bic
Ytllen meg uno ucrbOt ielbit meinen
6reunosn, MIDI gu beluden. SD nubm
pier 5laiden slipenfrduter uno meine
SsneIun9 9in9 idneu uOrwdrts. SD
fonnte natiirli6 ni6t iOfOrt Sur 2lrbsit
Seben, aber iA mahte tdslidI lanse
SpailergGn9e. Seute bin if 10 fart
uno 9eiuHo, wie in meinen iunsen Sab
rem. uno oieies alles perbante id) Dem
gllpenfrduter."
Sol6e 3eu9nilie merben in bunbert
uerlhieoenen Sormen iiber oieles alte,
3eitbsludbrte Strduter.Ssilmittel abeese.
ben. Sra9t nibt in Den 9lpOtbefen nu6
6orni's alpenfrduter Slutbsleber. @r
1T feline slpOtbeter: NiebSin. ionoern Gin
einfahes Sausmittel, wel9es Dem Bubli.
fun oircft onrh ipe,iell anseitsllte glsen.
ten perabfOlgt miro. g8enn Sie bon
teiHem a9euteu in Sbrsr 9tadbari1aft
wihen, banu ibreiben sic an Or. Setter
6abrneg & Cons Co., 112-11s 90.
SOpne gUe., @bicasO, 9a., wessn mel.
terer- @inSelbeiten.
Sorni's 9lIpertrduter Slutbeleber lit
gu buben bel 0enrp Halter, 10l1 @ebar
guenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Sas Shal abpdrtS.

9ablur. - 6rau Siftoria Wfai1olid
pon Der Siblep. wclhe Dor No6enfriit
our6 einen SaIl aus elmer Sdwinge
beioe Seine brad. miro mabrlheinli6
lterben, benn Die Bride iino 10 fOm'
pliSirt, oaB lie taum 9ebeilt meroeH fOn'
men. = Die .. g. .. @ompanie bat an
Der @reeuwOOO 3she balbe arbsits,rit
ein9eiiibrt. : DAP bic S6weijer BON
Gaplor Oas SerS auf Dem re9ten Sled
babcn, bat Der 3apIor Sranfen unterit.
Yerein am Samitus bewieien. inbem er
ieSem DeIesateH gum StaatsfOuusnt
Oes .Deutid. amerifanii6en 9iational
8uuoes4 Die Summe BON fiinf Dollars
uls Oteiieipeien bewilIiste. = Die @be.
fruu pes Serrn Gaspur SmbOrf lit uuf
Dem Bese Der Ssiieruus; sepiB cine
srfreuli6r gia9ridt fur bic 3ablreiden
6reunos Der Samilie. = gia6ltsns wirb
cine edte S6weiierbo6jett bier sefeiert
werOen, penn Serr GOtb Die Srau 8bB
als feline Satin beimfiihrt.
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seiuderinnen BON Mittelid,nlen.

Sine I'M 9robber5o9tbum 8doen
uufseitsllts S9ulitatiitit oeigt bas
ftdrte @inbrineen bes tpeibIt1en 9ez
F4ltdts in bic MittelI9ulen bes 2ans
bes. Sn ben 9pmnaiien unO Progpms
naiien bsfinbsn fi9 122, in ben Reals
gbmnaiisn 78, in ben SberrealI9ulen
121, in ben Realf9uIanitaIten nit lpe'
niger als neur &lafen 900 MGb4sn.
Die 9eIammtsabl bat ii6 in ben leBs
ten iieben Sabren berbrcifd4t, bic 3abl
Der S6iilerinnen in ben bDbern Wldb'
6eni9ulen fdft perboppelt. Daau
tpmmt nod bas felt mebrtren Sahren
in &arlsrube beitsbenbe (in Der bier be-
banbslter Statiitit nidt entbaItens)
MGbdenspmnafium, bus an bic borttgs
bObers S66terf9ule ongegliebert tit.
Die @eIammtSabl Der @pmnaiiaitins
nsn betrGst 130; Oapon finb 85 epans
eeliid, q tatbolifh, Ia iiraelitiia;
aud ibre 3ubl nimmt bon Sdbr 5u
Sabr gu.
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(Sinssianei.)
CONFIRMATION in Der 3icns Sirebe.

CONFIRMATION in Der 3icu8 Sircbe.
Sonnta9, Den II. Wtui, Morseus 10
llbr, finbet Die Sonfirmation Der bics'
i6brisen Slalie in Der eu. lutberil6en
3ioustirde ltatt; Die Sise iinb frei
uno Seosrmann 1T jur 2beilnubme Elm.
selaoeu. Sonnabeuo, Den 16. Wiai.
9lbenos 7.30, finOet Die Seidte itatt fir
Die SlaiIe, ibre @ltern. 9eihwiiter. Pa.
then uno Sermanoten. ebenio fir bic
Sonfirmanoenflaiien 1902, 1908. 1904,
1905, 1906, 1907. Sonnta9 Wforgen
$50 aniausenb wiro Elm fur3er Seift'
sottesoieuit fir ole llebrisen absebal'
ten. bic 3u Der SIaiie in feiuer YeSieh'
ung lteben, ooer our6 orin9euoe Sc
ihdfte am slbeno uerbinoert maren.
Das beilise slbenOmabl wirb slei6 na6
Der @iniesnun9 ausSetbsilt. Die Slns.
i6miiduns Der STRIDE bsiOr9eu S6ult'
beiB & So.
SOlssnoes 1T Die @OttesOieuit Orb.
nun9:
1. @iutritt Der Slalie in bic Stride ;
@bor linSt 43; Sci Setreu bis oil oas
@nOe." 2. slnfuns i'm 0iumeu oes bret
siuisen @ottes. 8. Slaiie iingt 2s5 {;
,Dir flsb'n nm Deins @naOc." A. Sc
bet. s.. Gbor. 6. Sdriftabihnitt.
Z, @emsinbe unb aluiie iiuSt 292 !: n8or
Dir. GoOssiiberpinoer, ftsb'n Define
tbeu'r erlDlten Siuber." 8. slnipru9e
bes Sailors. s.. Nbfiinbi9un9eu uno
Wtillionsfollefte. 10. Sinber uno
@smeiuOe Iiu9su 296: r5HbIt bas bsi'
li9Ite @nt3iiden." II. @rneueruns Ses
Gauibuuoes. -. Slaiie: nWteiu Sd6'
pier itsb' mir bsi.4 13. @bor. IA.
@iniesnuus unb gerleiuns Der Dent
IpriiHe. Is. glustbeiluu9 oes beilisen
Gbenomables. 16. Sesen. IL. sIus.
gausslieo.
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SNie III Siest

@r bisisn sinbuusnt Dollars 8sIcbnuns fir
isesp 8al ppn 8ataub, bsr ui6t burd @inntb-
men BON Saa's aatarrb-fur 9tbeiIt ptrbsH
fann.
8. 8. Gbtnty & Co., Gistntb., SUltep, o.
lBir, bic llntspd6ntttn, babsu .. 8. Cheney
lett ben lsBtsn is Sabrrn effannt uub baIitn ibu
fir ppIlfOmmtn tbrenbaft in allen @tlb6ftspfr.
bauolunssn uup inan;ita btfdbist, ale pcn
ising 8rma sinessaussusn gerbineIi4Ist 81
srfiillsn.
8tf&SruaE @rcebantsIs. GrOsuiiisH 20.
ltep, 3.
@albiuG 8tnnau & Narpiu, Grpb-
bantfS. Grpsuiifsu, 5plseo, ..
Sal's aaiarrb.aur tbirb inutrIiH etncninitn
nne pirfi birtft auf tas 9Iut une bic I6lsimiesn
SbIhdhen ees Spftms. 3tusniIIs frH pn.
ianbi. prtis 75e. fur bic 6Iaf6s. gsrfauft
ppn alien Nppibsfsrn.
5uu's 8umiIisn.pilsn fnb bic bsiim.
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stleyanSer's 8. NesimentS Sapeae.
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Bart aui Der yaursl giuis am Sonutas,
II. Wiui. 0tu6mittaS nm llbr, meuu
baS Wetter ss erlaubt. @intritt fret.